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World Emblem Launches Flexbroidery™- A Cost-Effective Sustainable Solution Than Traditional Embroidery

• By  Textile Excellence
• August 01, 2024

World Emblem, the world’s largest emblem and patch manufacturer, has announced the launch of Flexbroidery™, an innovative new product that provides a more cost-effective and sustainable solution than traditional direct embroidery on fabric.

Flexbroidery patches add intricate detail and raised texture to colors for a more vibrant look, and can be applied in-house with low-melt heat seals. The patented product was designed by World Emblem to streamline production and reduce expenses for clients, including offering unlimited color selection without additional charges. Another advantage of Flexbroidery is the ability for customers to stock and hold their products, eliminating the need for shipping garments.

Click here to watch a video on how to apply Flexbroidery.

“Thanks to its convenient heat pressing application method, Flexbroidery opens up a new realm of possibilities for achieving an embroidered appearance without threads, hoops, or machinery,” said Randy Carr, President and CEO of World Emblem. “From corporate branding to personal projects, Flexbroidery patches are built to last, making them an ideal choice for uniforms, accessories, and apparel.”

World Emblem brings brands to life by utilizing the latest equipment and state-of-the-art technology to manufacture customized emblems and multi-textured products including Flexbroidery. The company has plants in Georgia, Texas, California, and Mexico, enabling it to offer clients faster production and delivery times.  The South Florida-based company produces and ships close to 250 million products a year for sports headwear, footwear, sports garments, uniforms, and other apparel.

Flexbroidery opens up a new realm of possibilities for achieving an embroidered appearance without threads, hoops, or machinery. From corporate branding to personal projects, Flexbroidery patches are durable, making them an ideal choice for uniforms, accessories, and apparel, according to Randy Carr, President and CEO of World Emblem