George Coghill has turned his passion for drawing, and monsters, into a successful business making patches, pins, and shirts. Stadri Emblems has been helping George produce his amazing patches that his fans love. George has also run several successful Kickstarter campaigns to fund his sets of patches based on Monsters, Cryptids and beasts

Stadri Emblems has done patches for numerous Bigfoot societies and organizations, with the most prominent being BFRO (Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization).

The MuttKnee Brace got started by Daryllanne Franks about twelve years ago, out of necessity to help her dog Muttley, who had injured her knee running around on the snow and ice. MuttKnee Braces have the awesome patch from Stadri attached.

The Shasta Wheelmen Bicycling Club promotes safe, effective cycling, improved road conditions to facilitate bicycle commuting, as well as cyclists’ rights to the use of the roads. They ordered patches from Stadri as rewards for completing their Century ride event.

Unshoes Minimalist Footwear needed woven labels that would give their sandals a professional touch and also reinforce their brand image. That's where we came in.

From eagles to engines, to flags and flames, designs for motorcycle patches are some of the most interesting we see here at Stadri Emblems. But which theme is the most common of all?

Anyone can brag about how great they are and post great customer testimonials. But what if rather than simply copying and pasting hundreds of lines of boring text from dozens of emails, we also posted the images of the corresponding patches and used these as examples to better educate our audience about our services and embroidered patches in general?

We ship out thousands of custom patches per week. One of the most regretful things is the fact that we don't get to see where all our cool patches end up and how they're used. We never expected this totally awesome video of a Stadri patch being featured in a TV commercial.

Custom embroidered patches are given to students who graduate from one of the summer camps.  As the students continue to go back to the camp, the graduate level increases and a different patch is awarded. Ed Douglas, Director of Astro Camp, says he wanted to give students something unique, which would help them remember experience at summer camp as well as something that would be collectible.