What your design looks like woven
Woven uses a much finer thread than embroidery, so it keeps far more of the design — small text, thin lines and tight detail all survive. What it gives up is the raised, tactile thread texture.
Design a patch free
Drag the handle to compare. Rendered for illustration — every real order is proofed and approved before production.
What comes through
- Small text and fine lines that embroidery would lose stay readable
- Detailed illustration work survives far closer to the preview
- The patch sits flat and thin, so it lies cleanly on a collar or dress shirt
What changes
- Gradients still step, just in more bands than embroidery
- The surface is flat — none of the raised, dimensional thread feel
- Very large solid areas can look plainer than the same area embroidered
Woven limits, in numbers
These are the physical floors of the process. Anything in a design below them is thickened, merged or dropped — which is the single biggest reason a produced patch differs from a preview.
Common questions
Will my woven patch look exactly like the AI design?
Woven uses a much finer thread than embroidery, so it keeps far more of the design — small text, thin lines and tight detail all survive. What it gives up is the raised, tactile thread texture. Our team redraws every design for production and you approve that artwork before anything is manufactured.
How many colours can a woven patch have?
Up to 8. Fewer than embroidery, but placed far more precisely.
What is the smallest text that works on a woven patch?
About 0.12". Roughly half what embroidery can hold.
Can a woven patch reproduce a gradient?
Finely stepped. Closer to the preview than thread, still not smooth.
