Custom Fire Department Patches

Fire department patches have been worn by firefighters for nearly a century, and they have become an important part of firefighting culture and history. These patches serve as a means of identification for firefighters and a symbol of pride and camaraderie among them. The designs of fire department patches vary widely. Still, they often include imagery representing the firefighters' tools and equipment, as well as the department's name, location, and motto. This page will take a closer look at the history, design elements, and collecting of fire department patches as a hobby.

Three fire patches: Pasco County Station 10 with firefighter, Ladder 6 East End skull and crossbones, and DiBernardo Memorial helmet

Firefighter Patches Designed with Purpose

Our goal is to supply the highest quality custom embroidered wholesale police patches available. We appreciate your need for strong, durable patches. That’s why we use only the highest-quality embroidery thread and twill backing material available. Our state-of-the-art computer-controlled embroidery machines ensure consistent quality control. Our experienced, award-winning graphic artists are the best in the industry. From design to finished patches, we’ve got your police patch needs covered.

Three fire patches: FDNY City of New York blue shield, Fountain Hill PA Ladder 34 Maltese cross, and EFD boar mascot with firefighter helmet

Honoring Service, One Patch at a Time

Fire department patches aren’t just worn — they’re collected, traded, and proudly displayed by firefighters and enthusiasts alike. Some are mass-produced, others rare — each with its own story. Whether you’re building a collection, hunting for vintage gems, or creating a custom piece for your department, fire patches are a link to history and a celebration of service. Join a community that honors tradition one patch at a time.

Historic illustration of firefighters battling a building fire with ladders and fire hoses
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