Pile height
Approve touch and visual depth on a physical sample.
Custom chenille patches combine soft looped yarn, felt and embroidered detail for varsity jackets, school programs, clubs and fashion collections. Define the letter set, pile coverage, outline order, border and attachment before sampling.

Chenille is tactile because yarn loops rise from a supported base. Embroidery and chain stitch can sharpen the outline, add small copy and separate colours that would blur in pile.
Approve touch and visual depth on a physical sample.
Use planned gaps as design, not accidental under-coverage.
List inside and outside colours for every varsity letter.
Protect sewing space and keep pile away from the perimeter.
A chenille letter patch program needs consistent cap height, stroke weight, outline width and visual balance across narrow and wide characters.
Send vector masters and true-size output. The production overlay should identify chenille, felt, embroidery, border and backing zones.
Exact silhouette, dimensions and letter set.
Yarn, felt and thread references by zone.
Small elements converted to embroidery where needed.
Quantity by character, size, colour and backing.





Mechanical attachment for durable outerwear construction.
Validate on the exact wool, synthetic or mixed panel.
For removable team, club or uniform identity.
Define positioning or short-term service expectations.
Start with wide, narrow, curved and diagonal characters to expose spacing and outline problems early.
Sizes and versions.
Assign yarn and stitches.
Review representative letters.
Apply to jacket panel.
Record tolerances.
Authorize coded bulk.
Names, codes, materials, MOQs and prices come from active database records.



Quote inputs include finished area, yarn coverage, felt and thread colours, stitch work, border, backing, number of letter versions, packing and destination. Current MOQ and lead time are confirmed after artwork review.
Units by letter and number.
Team and school versions.
Chest, sleeve and jacket-back formats.
Sorted sets or individual pieces.
Chenille uses looped yarn to create a raised, soft pile, usually combined with felt, embroidery or chain stitch for outlines and small details.
Yes. Provide the letter set, finished heights, colours, outline order, backing and quantity by character. Approve every letter at actual size.
Sew-on is common for durable assembly. Heat seal can assist production when the jacket material is validated. Never assume one setting fits wool, leather and synthetic panels.
Pile needs room to read. Small type and narrow gaps may be converted to embroidery, widened or removed after a true-size artwork review.
Area, yarn and felt colours, border, stitch count, letter versions, backing, quantity and packing all affect the quote.
Compare pile coverage, outline registration, dimensions, border, backing and colour against a coded approval sample.
Include artwork, letter list, finished sizes, colours, backing, quantities and delivery point.