Diseña Parches para Tu Estación o Unidad

Bordado o PVC táctico

Velcro para chalecos modulares

Diseño gratis con IA

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Can you match our existing station patch?

Yes - send us your current station patch or a high-resolution photo and our digitization team will recreate the design as closely as technically possible in embroidered or PVC form. Color matching is done to Pantone references, and our human expert reviewer compares the digital proof against your original before any production begins. We work with departments of all sizes, from volunteer stations needing 20 patches to metropolitan departments ordering 500 or more. If you are creating a brand-new station patch from scratch, our AI design tool can generate concepts based on your description of the station number, Maltese cross style, and color preferences.

Do you make PVC patches for turnout gear?

Yes - PVC rubber patches are an excellent choice for first responder applications because they are waterproof, heat-resistant to moderate temperatures, and hold fine detail like station numbers and Maltese cross outlines without fraying. PVC patches with Velcro backing attach cleanly to gear bags, helmets with loop panels, and station jackets. For turnout gear specifically, note that PVC patches should be placed on outer gear bags or station wear rather than directly on NFPA-rated turnout coats, as the adhesive and material are not rated for direct flame exposure. We offer subdued colorways in black, grey, and olive for low-visibility tactical applications.

What size patches fit on a fire helmet?

Fire helmet patches are typically smaller than shoulder patches - a 2-inch to 2.5-inch patch fits most traditional and modern helmet fronts without interfering with the brim or shield bracket. For leather-front helmets, sew-on patches in a shield or rectangle shape work best. For modern composite helmets with flat surfaces, adhesive-backed or Velcro patches are more practical. Our design team can advise on sizing and placement based on your specific helmet model if you share a photo.