WHOLESALE CHENILLE PATCHES
Dive into the world of wholesale chenille patches and make your blank garment into a hot-selling apparel line. Chenille embroidered patches work well for scripted text, brand names, custom fonts, and mascots. They are perfect for start-ups, teams, organizations, and small businesses looking to bulk purchase. Our collection offers an unbeatable combination of style, sheds, and edge with affordability.
Design your letterman jackets, hoodies, and sweatshirts with iron-on patches and letters. Subscribe to our wholesale account and get human support from quote requests to patches delivered to your doorstep.
Discover unmatched creativity and quality with custom chenille patches. Our patches give clothing a raised texture and a stunning, lifted look. They use durable material, unlimited yarn colours, and clean chain stitching.
Our scrim felt, and sturdy material ensures a personalized touch that stands out. Each custom patch is pressure-friendly, able to withstand heat press, and never comes off. With a free physical sample and quick turnaround, you can see your customized patch before purchasing it.
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CHENILLE NUMBER PATCHES
Chenille number patches are perfect for sports uniforms from single digits to one-liners. They are must-use for letterman jackets with a range of glitter backgrounds including gold and silver. We use quality crewel wool and silk thread to create fluffy patches.
Choose from the biggest chart list of customizations for each part of your patch design. The size is never a problem from even an inch small to up to 20 inches huge patch. Enjoy the lowest minimum quantity for school and sports.
CHENILLE LETTER PATCHES
LETTERMAN PATCHES FOR JACKETS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How Patch Mania makes chenille patches?
Making chenille patches is a complete art. You need these things to start off with manual work;
- A Piece Of Felt
- Twill/Backer
- Colorful Yarn
- Chenille Machine
Having twill fabric over felt is recommended for embroidery mixed chenille letters, fonts, and mascots. Here are steps
- Take embroidery outline of artwork from embroidery
- Get your design with a chain stitch using a manual chenille machine
- Fill in chenille in each part as per real artwork.
NOTE: If you’re a newbie about making chenille patches, get outsource your patches near the store or online.
How are chenille patches made?
Chenille patches are made with embroidery outline and without it. Chain stitch embroidery before chenille filling is recommended in both cases. It helps yarn to look visible.
However, doing chenille patches with machine work is super easy compared to manual creation.
What type of chenille fabric goes on patches?
It’s called “felt”. It’s a kind of fabric pretty much different from twill or backer. Its little thick fabric with sticky surface specifically used for yarn.
Where to buy chenille letter patches 3" size?
Chenille patches are ideally the best for larger sizes like jacket back and hoodies. Very tiny sizes are not recommended. Minimum of 2 inches with less complexity is possible with great quality.
Where to get chenille fabric for patches?
A kind of fabric called “felt” is used for chenille patches. It is usually available at an embroidery shop near you.
How to apply chenille patches on the garment?
Chenille patches are made of both adhesive iron-on and no backing. Here is how you can easily apply adhesive heat seal chenille patches. Doing it yourself is easy following 3 simple steps given below;
- Place the patch on the garment, put a towel on the bed of the heat press machine
- Set the machine heat at 320F
- Place the garment on the heat-press, patch facing down, and press for 20 seconds
- Using Madeira MSA 100 spray is recommended
Process of making mascot patches in chenille embroidery?
Chenille mascots are made pretty much similar to the common ones. The sharp character of the mascot is done with satin embroidery. While the larger parts are filled with colorful chenille yarn as per real artwork.
How to make chenille letterman patches?
Creating letterman patches is easy compared to a mascot. It has no role of embroidering except chain stitch embroidery around letters before filling with yarn.