Waterproof embroidery
Embroidery on rainwear and ski shells, sealed from the inside after stitching.
Best for
- Beanies and caps
- Uniform and rescue jackets
- Swappable name and role patches
Sizes
- Left or right chest: 3–4″ wide
- Hat front center: up to 2.25″ tall × 5″ wide
- Maximum: 14″ wide × 12″ tall
Artwork
We can accept any file type as a logo for embroidery, as long as the image is clear.
Text must be at least 1/4″ tall.
How it works
Patches & hook-and-loop at Glacier Clothing
Have a patch you want applied to a garment or hat? Send it with the order. Patches are a good way to put a detailed logo on a knit beanie or a structured cap, and they can be moved between garments when hook-and-loop is added.
Custom hook-and-loop panels are common on rescue, patrol and uniform jackets, where name tapes and role patches need to come on and off.
Fabrics that work well
- Knit caps
- Structured caps
- Shells, soft shells and workwear
Examples
Recent work from the shop
Questions we get
Can I send my own patches?
Yes. Tell us in the quote builder and include them with your garments.
Machine or hand applied?
Both. We choose based on the garment and the patch so it sits flat and stays put.
Ready to quote patches & hook-and-loop?
Tell us the garment, the logo and the date. The quote builder checks your artwork as you go.
Other methods
Compare decoration methods
Embroidery
Rich, textured, three-dimensional logos stitched right into the fabric.
Puff embroidery
Embroidery over a foam base for a raised, 3D effect.
DTF printing
High-resolution, full-color prints fused to the garment with heat and pressure.