Specialties
Houston Embroidery Service, a custom patches supplier, was established in 2008 in Houston. We provide custom patches, embroidery services, work for promotional companies, advertising and marketing agencies, uniform manufacturers, other custom embroidery companies, and distributors of PPAI, ASI, and SAGE.
We are the largest custom patch maker in Texas. We are easy to work with; we have email and phone support. We produce Custom Embroidered Patches, Custom Iron On Patches, Custom Velcro Patches, Custom Patches For Hats, Custom Made Patches. Have us Make Your Own Patch. You can order just one patch; yes, Custom Patches No Minimum.
MOQ
1 for Embroidered Patches and Dye Sublimated (Printed) Patches.
50 for Woven Patches, PVC Patches, and Leather Patches.
100 for Woven Labels or Clothing Labels.
Backing
Iron On, Velcro, Peel & Stick, and Sew On.
Turnaround Time
10-12 business days - Rush turnaround is available.
Free Shipping
We use DHL that takes 3-4 days to deliver.
Our Products:
Custom Patches, Custom Embroidered Patches, Custom Iron On Patches, Custom Velcro Patches, Custom Made Patches, Custom Morale Patches, Custom Jacket Patches, Custom Motorcycle Patches, Custom Back Patches, Custom Sew On Patches, Custom Police Patches, Custom Embroidered Name Patch, Custom Uniform Patches, Custom Velcro Hat Patches, Custom Firefighter Patches, Custom Law Enforcement Patches, and Custom Made Velcro Patches.
History
Established in 2008.
As a custom patch maker, embroidered patches is our major product. We additionally offer advertising products. Nowadays promotional products are made use of by nearly every company in the United States. The most common and also popular items are marketing drinkware, personalized tote, logo design writing instruments, promotional USB drives, personalized workdesk devices, wellness advertising items, personalized schedules, promotional power financial institutions, and also much more products available.
Meet the Business Owner: Zia ur R.
I'm an embroiderer and an embroidery designer. I learned the embroidery work when I was about 18 year old. Now I'm 35; so, I've spent 17 years in this industry. Back in 1999 or 2000, I operated the manual embroidery machine; then learned the computerized machines called "Happy" and "Pfaff".
In 2003, I learned the embroidery designing called "digitizing" and worked as a senior digitizer for a large textile company. After five years, I decided to start my own embroidery business and then I established "Houston Embroidery Service"