The looped yarn provides a thick, fuzzy feel, instantly elevating the look and touch of your design.

Whether you're seeking a vintage letterman vibe or a contemporary twist, chenille can be tailored through base fabrics and yarn types.

Available in any shape, size, color, or backing type (iron‑on, sew‑on, Velcro), making them perfect for sports, school spirit, brands, and more.

With proper backing, chenille patches are machine‑washable and built to endure frequent use.

How to sew chenille patches

To sew chenille patches:

Place it where you want it on the fabric. Use pins or fabric glue to hold it in place.
Chenille patches are thick, so use a sturdy needle (like a denim or upholstery needle).
Match the patch’s border color for a clean look.
Use a straight or zigzag stitch close to the edge of the patch. Go slowly and evenly.
At the start and end, backstitch a few stitches to lock it in place.

what are chenille patches used for?

Chenille patches are used to decorate and personalize clothing, bags, and accessories, commonly seen on varsity jackets, team uniforms, and fashion apparel for a bold, textured look

How to iron on chenille patches?

To iron on chenille patches, place the patch on your fabric, cover it with a thin cloth, then press a hot iron (no steam) firmly for 20–30 seconds. Let it cool completely to set. For extra hold, it’s recommended to sew around the edges.

What are chenille letters and numbers Patches

Chenille letters and numbers patches are thick, fuzzy patches shaped like alphabet letters or digits, often used on varsity jackets, team uniforms, and school apparel to represent initials, names, or jersey numbers.