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Did your patches get unraveled? Try PVC

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Did you ever spend a lot of time and money in custom embroidered patches for your uniforms, just to watch them come apart after some rough days?

Some departments work their uniforms so much that their embroidered patches will get entangled, and will eventually become unraveled, losing their initial quality look.

And who wants a raggedy-looking embroidered patch in their uniform?

The only way your PVC patch will get destroyed is if it is either cut with a knife, or under extremely high temperatures, not before your uniform itself melts.

 

Did you ever need to create different versions of the same design, with colors to match your product?

 

Once we have created a mold for your design, we can split orders and create different  color versions of your design, without incurring in additional tooling charges, making it more affordable for you to re-order and customize  them.

PVC Emblems is a manufacturer of high quality PVC Patches, offers FREE artwork with your order. Call today             (866) 611-6164       or request a FREE Quote 

 

 

 

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