When we think of government issued embroidered patches we typically think of police and military patches. But the state of Pennsylvania recently announced a brand-new series of wildlife patches for Spring Creek Canyon. The new Spring Creek Canyon and Spring Creek Canyon-Brown Trout patch are just the first two in a series the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission plans to release.
According to reports the Commission will release two new patches every year at a cost of six dollars apiece. Each new release is part of the Commission's Pennsylvania Water Series, and will feature the lakes, rivers, streams, and other waterways of the state. They will be released in sets; one will feature the waterway while the other features one of the fish species found in that waterway.
The patches are a good way to remind Pennsylvania residents of the need to protect the state's natural wildlife resources. It's also a great way to fund the activities of the Commission without raising additional taxes. For consumers, it's a great way to add to an embroidered patch collection without breaking the bank.
Whether a government orders military patches or wildlife patches, they usually do so by contracting with a patch distributor like The Cheap Place. Companies like The Cheap Place can have custom patches made for just about any organization or event. All they need is an original design submitted in digital format, and they can make the patch a reality. The only thing they can't do is use copyrighted, trademarked, or otherwise protected images. This includes logos and slogans from established motorcycle clubs and other legal entities.
If your organization could benefit from its own custom patches, why not contact The Cheap Place today. They'd be more than happy to help you create the patches you're after.
