Machine Embroidery Badge

A Machine Embroidery Badge is a decorative or identification patch created
using computerized embroidery machines. Unlike hand embroidery, which is
stitched manually, machine embroidery uses pre-programmed digital designs
that ensure uniformity, precision, and faster production. These badges are
widely used in military, police, scouting, schools, sports teams, fashion,
and corporate branding.

Key Features:

Material: Usually made on twill, felt, polyester, or cotton fabric.

Designs: Created using digitized patterns for logos, insignias, or text.

Edges: Can be heat-cut, merrowed (overlocked), or laser-cut.

Backing Options:

Sew-on (plain fabric backing)

Iron-on (heat-activated adhesive)

Velcro (hook-and-loop fastening)

Adhesive peel-and-stick (temporary use)

Advantages:

Cost-effective for bulk production.

Durable and resistant to wear and tear.

Precise and consistent detailing.

Can incorporate metallic or multi-color threads.

Common Uses:

Military & Police: Rank insignias, unit patches, and service badges.

Corporate: Company logos on uniforms.

Fashion & Sports: Club crests, team logos, and branded apparel.

Scouting & Schools: Merit badges, achievement patches, and identity crests.

Would you like me to also give you a comparison between machine embroidery
badges and hand embroidery badges so you can see when each is preferred?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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