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Custom Woven Patches - MacRooter

Macrooter - Custom Woven Patches

Macrooter Woven Patch - Merrow Border

Who knew a patch for a plumbing company could look so awesome? I guess the folks @ MacRooter new ;)

When you start with a great customer  design, add an expert design team to transform the original design to manufacturing art, and the best woven patches production team, the final product cannot be anything less than excellent.

It was definitely  a great choice for the MacRooter patch to be made as a woven one. Sometimes, our customers have very intricate designs that can only be achieved (or it would look best) with a woven patch but then they are ‘stuck’ with the idea of an embroidered one: the thickness, the feeling, it is more familiar for them.

 

So if you have a custom patch project, and have an intricate design, small fonts or just would like to explore the possibility of having your design woven instead of embroidered, give us a call 1.888.720.2115 or email your design to artwork@siennapacific.com and we will help you choose the right product for your project.

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