World Emblem, the world’s largest patch and emblem manufacturer, is celebrating its 30-year anniversary in business. The company, which operates a manufacturing center in northwest Houston, produces an impressive average of 250 million emblems and custom products annually. Initially established as a small shop in New Jersey in 1993, World Emblem has expanded significantly over the years, now boasting nine locations worldwide and a workforce of over 1,000 employees.
The company’s commitment to customer satisfaction is evident through its minimum order quantity of just one item. This allows it to cater to both individual and large-scale orders with equal ease. Whether clients require a single embroidered garment or 10,000 units, World Emblem is equipped to meet their needs. Notable clients of the company include the NFL, Levi’s, New Era, and Perry Ellis, showcasing its versatility and appeal to renowned brands in the industry.
Chief Operating Officer Jim Kozel emphasized the company’s dedication to customization during a recent behind-the-scenes tour by ABC13’s Localish team. They witnessed firsthand the meticulous process involved in producing thousands of custom patches each day. To discover more about World Emblem and its range of services, interested individuals can visit the company’s official website for additional information.
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