Most Popular
100 patches
$340
$3.40 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Made To Order
Plush texture. Bold outline. Varsity presence.
Soft chenille yarn builds the classic letterman look, while embroidered outlines keep oversized letters, numbers, and mascots crisp.
Starting at
$120
100 patches: $340 total · $3.40 each. Select your specifications for exact pricing.Not sure?
Send your artwork and we’ll tell you what we’d recommend before you move forward.
You review and approve your free digital mockup before paying. After payment, we make a real sample and send you a photo of it to approve before the full production run begins. Standard turnaround: 10 to 14 business days after sample approval.
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Chenille Patches package pricing: 100 patches $340, 25 patches $165, 50 patches $250, 500 patches $850.
Most Popular
100 patches
$340
$3.40 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Starter
25 patches
$165
$6.60 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Small Batch
50 patches
$250
$5.00 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Best Value
500 patches
$850
$1.70 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
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Starting at
$120
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Plush varsity yarn with a bold embroidered outline. Built for letters, numbers and mascots that should be visible from across the field. Compare every package or read the custom patch pricing guide.
Chenille Patches at a glance
Key Features
Recommended Uses
Chenille is the plush, fuzzy patch you already know from letterman jackets. Instead of flat stitching, the design is filled with looped yarn that stands up off the fabric, so the patch has real depth you can see from across a room and feel in your hand.
An embroidered outline runs the edge of the design. That border is what keeps oversized letters, numbers and mascots crisp while the yarn inside stays soft and dimensional.
Every chenille order is built from your artwork or your written direction, in your colors and your size. You review a full-color mockup within 24 hours, and nothing goes into production until you approve it.
Chenille is a look, not just a material. Pick it when bold yarn texture and a varsity-style presence matter more than fine linework or compact lettering.
Chest letters, back designs and sleeve numbers, the way they have always been done.
Heavy knits and fleece carry a plush chenille piece well.
Mascots, initials and numbers that read clearly from the stands.
Award letters, class years and group identifiers on team apparel.
Oversized logos and monograms with texture most brands do not use.
One or two letters, done large, is chenille at its best.
Both are stitched goods made from your artwork, and both come back on a mockup first. The difference is how much texture you want and how much detail your design carries.
Neither is the better patch, they just answer different briefs. If your logo has defined linework or needs to work small, embroidered patches are the safer call. Still weighing constructions? The guide to choosing a patch type walks through it.
Yarn fills space. Big letters, numbers, mascots and bold silhouettes give that plush surface enough room to read clearly. Simple shapes are a better fit than artwork built around tiny interior details.
Where chenille asks for more care is fine detail. Thin lines, tight lettering and small interior elements can soften inside a plush surface, especially on a smaller patch. That does not mean your design is out, it usually means either going bigger or simplifying a few elements.
If the detail is the point of the artwork, another construction may serve you better. Woven patches hold small text and thin linework, and printed patches reproduce gradients and illustration-heavy files closely. We say so up front rather than after production.
Upload your file and the Patch Advisor reads its proportions and recommends a patch type and a proportional size. A person reviews it by hand before your mockup goes out.
Chenille naturally suits a single initial on the chest, a team name across the back, a number on a sleeve or a large monogram. Those broad shapes leave room for the yarn texture and contrasting embroidered outline.
Tell us the letters, numbers or words, the lettering style you have in mind, the yarn color and the outline color. If you already have artwork, send it. If you only have a description or a reference of the style you like, that is enough to start, and you will see the result on your mockup before anything is made.
We produce your own marks and lettering. We do not reproduce school, league or brand artwork you do not have the rights to use.
Chenille wants room. A jacket chest letter, a full back piece, a sleeve number and a hoodie front all sit in different ranges, and the right size depends on your artwork's proportions and the garment it is going on.
We size to your artwork's own proportions instead of stretching or cropping it, then confirm the final Width by Height with you on your mockup. If the size you picked will cost you detail, we will tell you before it is produced.
Backing is a separate choice from the patch itself. Pick it based on the garment and whether the patch ever needs to come off.
The standard for chenille. Best for jackets, hoodies and anything heavy or washed often.
Quick heat-activated attachment for suitable fabrics. Many customers add stitching around large pieces for extra hold.
Removable, so one patch can move between jackets, bags and gear.
Our backing comparison guide breaks all three down. Tell us what the patch is going on and we will recommend one with your mockup.
Made from customer artwork, sized to the garment and approved on a mockup first.



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Upload a logo, a sketch or just tell us the letters and colors you want.
Size, quantity and backing, with your estimate updating as you go.
A full-color digital mockup comes back within 24 hours.
Nothing is produced and no payment is taken until you say yes.
Standard production runs 10 to 14 business days after sample approval.
Your order ships with tracking you can follow from your account.
Upload your artwork, pick where the patch is going, and the Patch Advisor recommends a patch type and a proportional Width by Height based on your design. It is free, no account is needed, and you can change anything before you request a mockup.
Try the Patch AdvisorA chenille patch is made from soft, looped yarn instead of flat stitching, so the surface is raised and fuzzy to the touch. Most chenille patches are finished with an embroidered outline that keeps the shape sharp. It is the classic letterman jacket look.
Bold, simple artwork. Big letters, numbers, initials, mascots and strong silhouettes read beautifully in chenille because the yarn fills large shapes with texture. The simpler the shape, the better it holds up across a room.
Yes, that is where chenille comes from. Chest letters, back designs and sleeve numbers on wool or leather varsity jackets are the most common chenille orders we run.
Yes. Send the letter, number, monogram or word you want along with the style you have in mind, and we build it to your size and colors. Everything is made from your own artwork or your written direction, never from a fixed catalog.
Chenille is a textured yarn surface, so very fine linework and small lettering do not hold the way they do in other constructions. If your design depends on small type or thin detail, woven or printed usually reproduces it better. We tell you which parts are at risk before anything is produced.
Chenille rewards size. Chest letters, back pieces and sleeve numbers all sit in different ranges, and the right number depends on your artwork's proportions and where it is going. The Patch Advisor recommends a proportional Width by Height from your file, and the size chart shows typical dimensions by placement.
Sew-on for jackets and anything heavy or washed often, which is what most chenille orders use. Iron-on / heat seal for quick heat-activated attachment for suitable fabrics. Hook-and-loop when the patch needs to come off or move between garments.
Yes. Chenille works well on fleece and heavyweight knits, and it is a common choice for hoodie chest letters and back designs. Lighter, stretchier fabrics carry a large chenille piece less comfortably, so we will flag it if the size and the garment are working against each other.
Choose chenille when you want plush texture and a bold varsity presence at a larger size. Choose embroidery when your artwork has sharper linework or more conventional logo detail and you want the traditional stitched surface. Both are made from your artwork and both get a mockup first.
You review and approve your free digital mockup before paying. After payment, we make a real sample and send you a photo of it to approve before the full production run begins.
Embroidered, Woven, PVC, Glow-in-the-Dark PVC, Chenille, Leather, and Printed / Sublimated patches start at 5 pieces. Your recommended patch type will show its correct minimum.
Your mockup comes back within 24 hours. Standard production runs 10 to 14 business days after sample approval, and rush options are available on request.
Still deciding? Take a look at browse every patch type, stitched embroidered patches, custom patch size chart, and choosing the right patch type.
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