Chenille patches are distinguished from other types of patches by their construction material. While embroidered patches is the name given to patches made using the embroidering couture utilized in creating them, chenille patches are named after the chenille fabric used when preparing the patches. This fabric is created by using silk blended with other natural fibers like cotton or wool to create a soft, fuzzy appearance that is pleasing to the touch and the eyes. Where PVC patches are made of polyvinyl chloride, PVC is a rubber like material that has a quite different texture and looks all together. The chenille material gives yarn a luxurious soft feel that adds much value to the patch and makes it more attractive when sewn on any garment.
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