World Emblem: Customizing Embroidery Services for the Biggest Brands and Smallest Clients

In 1993, World Emblem began as a small shop in New Jersey before expanding to include nine locations worldwide. The company is now located in northwest Houston and produces an average of 250 million emblems and custom products annually. Chief Operating Officer Jim Kozel shared that World Emblem accommodates orders of all sizes, with a minimum quantity of one garment for embroidery services. Whether a customer needs one garment or 10,000 garments embroidered, World Emblem can fulfill the request.

One of the reasons for World Emblem’s success is its customized approach. All products are tailored to meet the specific needs of each customer. Visitors to the company’s facilities can see the intricate work being done, including embroidery for some of the biggest name brands in the industry. Some of World Emblem’s notable clients include the NFL, Levi’s, New Era, and Perry Ellis.

Recently, ABC13’s Localish team toured World Emblem to gain insight into the production process behind their custom patches. For those interested in learning more about World Emblem and their services, the company’s website offers additional information. As they celebrate their 30th year in business, it is clear that World Emblem continues to be a leader in the patch and emblem manufacturing industry.