custom baseball patches

Custom baseball patches cost two to eight dollars per patch depending on size, construction type, and order quantity. Standard three inch embroidered patches start around two fifty to four dollars each in quantities of twenty five or more. Detailed four inch patches with complex logos cost four to six dollars each. Chenille patches range from six to eight dollars due to specialized construction. PVC patches cost four to seven dollars each. Team orders of fifty, one hundred, or more patches receive volume discounts of twenty to thirty five percent off base pricing.

Baseball jersey patches typically measure three to four inches for shoulder and chest placements. Youth baseball patches for ages four through twelve work well at two and a half to three and a half inches. High school and travel ball patches can be three and a half to five inches creating bolder identification. Sleeve patches are usually smaller at two to three inches. Hat patches range from two to three inches depending on cap style. Patch size should be proportional to player age and jersey dimensions ensuring visibility without overwhelming uniform aesthetics.

Yes, baseball patches can be removed from jerseys though methods vary by attachment type. Heat seal patches can be removed by carefully reheating with iron on low setting then peeling away while warm. Sewn patches require cutting stitches with seam ripper then pulling threads out. Velcro patches simply peel off without tools. Some adhesive residue may remain after removing heat seal patches requiring adhesive remover safe for jersey fabrics. Removal allows jersey reuse with new patches for different players or seasons making uniforms more cost effective.

Embroidered baseball patches use thread stitched onto backing fabric creating detailed designs with smooth finish suitable for logos and text. Chenille patches feature soft plush looped yarn creating velvety three dimensional texture traditionally used for varsity letters. Embroidery offers better fine detail reproduction and costs less. Chenille provides premium appearance and vintage athletic styling. Embroidered patches suit team logos and regular uniform applications. Chenille works best for Letterman jackets, achievement awards, and vintage inspired designs. Many teams use embroidered patches for regular uniforms and chenille for special recognition items.

Heat seal patches attach using heat press or household iron set to polyester temperature around three hundred degrees. Position patch on jersey in desired location, cover with pressing cloth, and apply firm pressure for fifteen to thirty seconds. Allow to cool before handling. Sewn patches require pinning in position then sewing around perimeter using zigzag or straight stitch with polyester thread matching patch borders. Velcro patches simply press onto loop panels sewn on jerseys. Professional uniform shops offer application services typically costing five to twelve dollars per patch for teams preferring expert installation.

While most manufacturers require minimum orders of twenty five to one hundred patches, some suppliers including ourselves offer flexibility for smaller quantities. Standard minimums typically start at twenty five patches for custom designs. Individual patches or very small quantities under ten may be available at higher per unit costs or through premium custom services. Sample patches for design approval before larger orders are commonly available. Small travel teams and individual players should inquire about low minimum options when contacting patch suppliers. Expect to pay premium pricing for quantities under standard minimums.