Embroidered Jackets and Outerwear

Create the perfect embroidered jacket online. We offer premium brands like Patagonia, North Face, Marmot, and more. Our quick start buyers guide will get you up to speed.

• Fleece Jackets
• Softshell Jackets
• Insulated Jackets
• Other Features
• Embroidery Locations

Custom embroidered jackets are seen over 6000 times making them a fantastic way to advertise your business. They make great gifts for both customers and employees. We offer affordable styles starting at just $10! This handy shopping guide will provide some background information to aid your purchase.

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  Polyester Fleece

  Polyester fibers repel moisture and dry quickly. Fleece made from these fibers comes in various weights to match your climate.
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  Polartec

  Established in 1906 as Malden Mills, Polartec invented modern synthetic fleece in 1981

The fabric we know as fleece was developed between 1979 and 1981 by Malden Mills right here in Andover MA. Our favorite outdoor company Patagonia was looking for a material that would outperform wool for backcountry use.

Patagonia and Malden Mills (Now named Polartec LLC) teamed up and developed the Synchilla fleece used in the very popular Patagonia Snap-T Pullover.

Surprisingly, the owner of Malden Mills decided not to patent their fantastic product. As a result the market for fleece jackets and other apparel exploded into what we have today.

When you need the breathability of fleece but would like a bit of protection from light snow and rain, the softshell jacket is the right choice. Compare softshell vs. fleece with this handy infographic:

When conditions are cold and windy, you need an insulated jacket. A key component of these jackets is the material used as insulation. There are several common insulation materials in use:

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  Down

  Down is nature's best insulator. It provides the most warmth with the least bulk. Its weakness is its ability to provide warmth when wet.
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  Thermoball Insulation

  Thermoball insulation works similar to down with a bit less warmth and excellent compressibility. Thermoball fibers do provide much better performance when wet.
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  PrimaLoft Insulation

  Primaloft is the preferred insulation for top brands like Patagonia and North Face. Its construction provides uniform coverage with no "cold spots" that can sometimes form with loose-fill insulation.

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  Security Pockets

  Many styles offer internal pockets with a zipper that is perfect for securing important items like keys and cell phones.
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  Draw Cords

  Drawcords are used to adjust the fit of your jacket and keep out wind and snow. They are commonly used at the waist, cuffs, and on the hood.
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  Vents

  Vents are an essential feature if you are active. Open them up to cool down and release heat and sweat. A wet jacket is a cold jacket.
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  Packablity and Storage

  Many jackets provide an internal stuff sack to make packing and storing your jacket a breeze.
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  Zipper Pulls

  Zipper pulls make opening and closing zippers easier, especially with gloved hands.

Default Logo Location - Left Chest

The default location for an embroidered logo is the left chest. If there is no brand logo personalization text may be placed on the right chest.

Brand Logo On Left Chest

If the jacket has a brand logo on the left chest, then your custom embroidered logo will be stitched on the right chest. If you require personalization, then it will need to be stitched under the main logo.