Custom Marine Corps Patches
If you’re looking for high-quality custom Marine Corps Patches, you’ve come to the right place. PVC Emblems has been supplying top-of-the-line military patches for over 20 years, and we’re proud to offer some of the best products on the market. Our custom USMC patches are made from durable PVC material and feature brilliantly detailed designs that will set your squadron, unit, division, district, battalion or regiment apart from the rest.
What’s more, our custom USMC Hook and Loop Patches Hook and Loop are available in a wide range of colors, sizes and shapes, so you’re sure to find the perfect patch for your needs.
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These are some of the patches we have done for customers related to the US Marine Corps.
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FAQ
There are a variety of military patches that are available for purchase, and many people choose to wear them as a way to show support for the armed forces. However, some people may wonder if it is legal to wear military patches.
Our research indicates there is no law against wearing military patches, as long as the patches do not contain obscene or offensive language. In addition, it is important to make sure that the patches are not worn in a way that could be interpreted as impersonating a member of the military. As long as these guidelines are followed, wearing military patches is perfectly legal. (Learn more)
Marine patches are emblems that can represent the soldier’s duty, rank, unit, or achievements.
There are several different types of badges or insignias in the US Marine Corps uniforms. Their shape, location and meaning can vary from one uniform to another. Some of them are made as Enamel Pins and others are made as embroidered, woven or PVC Patches. Among the patches we can mention:
The branch insignia that represents the marine officer branch of service. Commonly located right above the left breast pocket. (i.e: US Marine Corps)
On the opposite side of the chest we find the name tape that display the soldier’s last name embroidered on it.
Rank patches are worn on both left and right sleeves, centered between the elbows and the shoulders. They indicates the officer’s current rank.
Learn more about Ranks directly in the Official Website of the US Marine Corps
Service stripes: An embroidered diagonal stripe worn on the lower part of the sleeves of military and paramilitary uniforms is called a service stripe, commonly known as a hash mark. They denote length of service and can vary in size and in color. One stripe is authorized for each four-year period of duty in the US Marine Corps, US Navy, and US Coast Guard. However, in the army it’s a little different, there you need only 3 years of service to earn a stripe.
Unit patch represents the brigade, battalion, or troop to which the soldier belongs.
There are also Combat Patches that indicates that the officer have engaged in real combat.
Finally we want to mention the so called Flak patches that are a useful piece of gear for any Marine officer. By placing their identification information on their flak jackets or plate carriers, they can easily be identified in the event of an emergency. But the Flak patch is not just for identification purposes. It can also be used to cover up any ugly logos or words on your gear that you don’t want people to see.
With a machine:
If you need to sew your Custom Marine Corps Patches (MC patches) onto your uniform, there are a few simple steps you can follow:
-First, lay out the uniform and iron it to ensure that there are no wrinkles or creases.
-Next, take your patch and position it onto the uniform where you want it to go.
-Once you have decided on the placement, temporarily secure the patch with a piece of tape or a pin. Then, set up your sewing machine and thread it with the appropriate color of thread.
-When you are ready to start sewing, begin at a low speed and sew around the edge of the patch. Be sure to seal the edges of the patch so that it will not come off in the future.
-Finally, cut away any loose threads and try on your newly patched uniform.
By hand:
A neatly sewn patch can enhance the look of a uniform and show pride in one’s appearance. It is a fairly simple process to sew a patch onto a uniform by hand, and all that is needed is a needle, thread, and a little time.
First, the uniform should be laid out flat and ironed if necessary.
Then, the position of the patch should be determined and the patch placed on the uniform. The thread can be cut into a single long piece or several shorter pieces, depending on preference, and fed through the needle’s eye.
It is important to start sewing from the inside of the uniform so that the knots do not show on the outside. Straight stitches should be sewn all the way around the edge of the patch, taking care to keep the stitches even.
Finally, the thread should be sealed with a tight knot on the inside of the uniform and any excess length cut off. With just a few simple steps, it is easy to add a well-sewn patch to a uniform.
At last, your custom Marine Corps Patches will look great in your uniform.
If you are looking for custom Marine Corps Patches at great prices and want to order at least 50 patches, PVC Emblems can help you. We specialize in making customized patches made out of polyvinyl chloride. PVC Emblems is a brand property of Linx Corp. a custom products manufacturer and supplier based in Carlsbad, California. We offer any kind of USMC badges.