Custom Fire Department Patches

Being a part of a fire department is a unique experience, so why not create equally unique workwear? Custom fire rescue patches are often used to brand workwear and showcase the fire department to which the wearers belong. As an addition, it’s a token of pride and appreciation for the rich history that many fire stations hold.

Custom fire rescue patches are for you if you want to:

• Make your fire department stand out
• Make it easy for people and employees to identify each department
• Make it easy for the public to identify your fire department
• Celebrate your fire department’s rich history

At Dutch Label Shop, we offer two premium options for custom firefighter patches: woven and embroidered. Each type affects the style of your workwear and the identity of your fire department. Most importantly, all our custom fire rescue patches are fire and weather safe, ensuring the highest level of safety.

Here’s a run-down of our options:

Woven Patches - Crafted from intricately woven threads, these patches allow for detailed and precise designs. They have a smooth, clear finish and are resistant to fraying, making them ideal for logos requiring precision.

Embroidered patches - These patches feature thread stitched onto a fabric backing, resulting in a textured, three-dimensional look. Known for their durability and classic appearance, they are perfect for uniforms and branding purposes.

Choose the right patch type to match your needs and ensure your department’s workwear is both stylish and safe.

Interested in getting started? It’s simple and easy. When designing and ordering your custom fire department patches from Dutch Label Shop, you’re in good hands. Begin by selecting the type of patch that best suits your design needs.

Step 1: Choose Your Patch Type

Decide between woven or embroidered based on your design preferences and the specific needs of your fire department patch idea.

Step 2: Upload Your Design

Use our fire department patch designer to upload your logo or design.

Step 3: Customize Your Patch

Select your preferred style, edge finish, and patch size to create unique and cool fire department patches.

Leave the rest to us, and we’ll ensure your custom fire department patches are produced to the highest standards. Whether you need fire dept patches, fire service patches, or fire department embroidery patches, we have you covered. Explore the options in the order tool on our website and bring your fire department patch ideas to life.

How Do I apply a Custom Fire Department Patches?

Applying custom fire department patches is straightforward and depends on the attachment method used. Here are the common methods:

• Sewing: This provides a permanent attachment. Use a needle and thread to stitch the patch onto the uniform.
• Iron-On: Place the patch on the desired location, cover it with a cloth, and press a hot iron on it for 20-30 seconds. Ensure the fabric can withstand the heat.
• Velcro: Attach the Velcro backing to the patch and the corresponding Velcro area on the uniform, allowing easy removal and reattachment.

Choose the method that best suits your needs and uniform material. If you have any questions, we are here to help!

Do Custom Fire Department Patches Fade?

Custom fire department patches from Dutch Label Shop are designed to be durable and resistant to fading. The longevity and color retention depend on the materials used and exposure conditions. Both woven and embroidered patches use high-quality, colorfast threads to maintain their vibrant appearance despite harsh weather and repeated use. With proper care, these patches will stay bright and clear for a long time.

What Size and Shape Options are Available for Custom Fire Department Patches?

Custom fire department patches can be made in any shape and size you’d like, whether it’s a firefighter’s helmet, your department logo, or a fire hose.

Are All The Custom Fire Department Patches Fire-Safe?

Fire safety is crucial for patches on workwear, which is why we only use fire-safe materials for fire department patches. You can find specific materials listed in the product information above.