How To Choose A Embroidery Patch Type To Make Your Design More Impressive

Have you ever wondered what type of embroidery patch do you need for a specific requirement? How you should decide its type? What specifications should be given to the digitizer?

Getting custom patches embroidered can be a fun task but it could lead to compatibility issues if you haven’t planned it well.

While selecting an embroidery patch type, be aware of the characteristics of the patch material and the material has to go on.

Chenille patches allow the least of detail but they look best when used for huge designs as they create a dynamic appearance.

Embroidered patches offer the potential for detail and are more adaptable. They also have a lot of options for color so you can experiment with the designs.

Woven patches give a vintage look and express finer precision. However, if you go for this patch, know that it does not offer a backdrop for color gradients.

You can go for hybrid patches as well. However, make sure if the patch is heavier than the fabric that it is going on, then the appearance will be unattractive. Analyze the material by quality. Cotton fabric can hold heavier patches easily. The same goes for polyester. We at Cre8iveSkill garner 25 years of expertise in digitizing designs. We have experts who can help and guide you with choosing your patches.