Custom Embroidered Patches for Small-Run Golf Merch

Custom embroidered patches are how I'd make high quality golf merch for the boys and girls in a super short run. The embellishment is flexible, works on all kinds of pieces and has a really premium feel.

In June 2023 I was using Patches4Less for a project. The site makes it super easy. You set the size, how much embroidery is in the design, and whether you want sew-on, iron-on or Velcro.

At a quantity of 100, you're looking at a couple hundred dollars for 100 patches of you and the boys' logo.

Get the sew-on option rather than iron-on. Then hit up your mom or a seamstress on Craigslist.

From there the patches go on everything. Bags, towels, hats, quarter zips, anything you can imagine. You're taking the quality you get from ordering big volumes and applying it to a tiny batch for you and your friends.

Is how to make golf merch for the gang part one. In this series, I'm gonna show you how to make high quality super short run merch for the boys and girls. Today, we're talking about custom embroidered patches. This is an embellishment that is super flexible, can be used on all kinds of pieces, really premium feel. If you need to get your mind running, think about all the places you've seen this champion embroidery. Patches for less is a site I'm using for a project right now that makes it super easy. You set the sizing, how much embroidery is in the design, whether you wanna sew on an iron on a Velcro on. Here's two examples of what this might look like with quantities of 100. So for a couple $100, you've got a 100 patches of you and the boys logo. I'd get the sew on option rather than iron on and then hit up mom's or a seamstress on Craigslist. You're gonna use these patches to brand bags, towels, hats, better zips, anything you can imagine. There's a great way to hijack the quality you can get by ordering larger volumes and apply it to tiny batches for you and your friends. I've got a lot more videos in this series coming no hit the follow button and subscribe to my better in my bio where I drop all the factory supplier links I talk about in the videos.