Design & Selection
Choose patch style and shape—circle, shield, custom-cut.
Custom Patches for Hats, Jackets & More
Whether you need a classic embroidered patch for uniforms or a modern PVC patch for hats, Jones Shirts & Signs in North Ogden can create it. Patches are a flexible, high-end branding option that works on nearly any surface—from backpacks and jackets to beanies and workwear.
Why Patches Work
- Professional look: Adds dimension and texture for a high-perceived value.
- Flexible placement: Stitch or heat-apply to apparel, bags, hats, or gear.
- Long-lasting: Built for durability even with frequent wear or outdoor use.
Types of Patches We Offer
- Embroidered patches: The classic—sturdy, colorful, and sewn or ironed on.
- PVC patches: Bold, rubber-like texture with clean edges and bold color separation.
- Leather patches: Perfect for hats, a rustic look that screams quality.
- Woven patches: Great for small text or detailed images.
- Sublimated patches: Photo-realistic printing for complex art or gradients.
Popular Uses for Patches
- Hats: A premium alternative to direct embroidery.
- Jackets: Police, fire, security, and outdoor uniforms.
- Bags & Backpacks: Club branding, corporate giveaways, or retail lines.
- Workwear: Identify departments, roles, or ranks without reprinting garments.
Typical Scenarios
- School & sports uniforms – team identity with consistent design.
- Fundraisers – affordable custom tees that raise both awareness and funds.
- Local business promos – eye-catching staff shirts or event giveaways.
Our Process
Proofing & Quote
See a digital mock-up and transparent price.
Production
We cut, sew, and finish patches in-house or via trusted U.S. suppliers.
Attachment
Choose sew-on, iron-on, Velcro-backed, or peel-and-stick.
Cost & Alternative Options
Patches are a smart middle ground:
- More polished than screen printing or heat transfer, but
- More affordable than full direct embroidery for large logos.
- Ideal when you want a premium brand presence without stitching directly into every item.
If you need extreme speed or one-off prints, heat transfer or vinyl may be faster—but patches win in longevity and upscale branding.