CHENILLE,
MADE BOLD.
Thick, tufted yarn built for a plush, oversized look with serious presence. Explore the details below — up close, side by side, and everything in between — before you request your quote.
Plush Texture
Thick, tufted yarn stands well above the surface, giving chenille patches a soft, oversized, three-dimensional feel.
Built For Big Statements
Backed with felt and finished with a merrowed border, chenille patches are made to hold up on letterman jackets and gear that gets worn hard.
The Varsity Look
The classic letterman patch format — instantly recognizable on varsity jackets, Greek life gear, and team apparel.
Every Detail, Zoomed In
Front Detail — full patch — the complete patch, straight on
Proof vs. Finished Patch
The Full Spec Sheet
Everything that goes into a standard chenille patch.
How It's Made
Five steps, from your artwork to a finished patch.
Artwork Review
We check your design for chenille-readiness — bold shapes and letters work best for tufted yarn.
Digitizing
Your art is converted into a tufting file that controls the outline chain-stitch and yarn fill areas.
Yarn Matching
Colors are matched to your brand palette and shown on a digital proof before production.
Tufting
Thick chenille yarn is looped onto a felt backing on commercial tufting machines, then trimmed and merrowed by hand.
Shipped To You
Packed flat in water-resistant sleeves and shipped with tracking, worldwide.
Reference Reel
Straight From Customers
Before You Order
Can't find your answer here? Reach out — we're happy to help.
50 pieces per design. Chenille's tufting setup takes more time to prep than embroidery, so the minimum runs a bit higher.
Up to 8 yarn colors per design. Chenille works best with bold, simple shapes rather than fine detail — we'll help simplify your art if needed.
Not really — the thickness of the yarn means chenille is best for large letters, numbers, and bold graphics. Our design team will flag anything too fine and suggest a bolder alternative.
Yes — the stitched merrowed border is standard on chenille patches. It wraps and reinforces the felt backing, which keeps the thick yarn edges from fraying.
Yes, rush production is available for an additional fee — just mention your deadline when requesting your quote.
Absolutely. Send us a rough sketch, a description, or a reference image, and our design team will build a proof from scratch.









