An embroidered patch refers to a small piece of fabric that has been decorated with a design or image using embroidery techniques. The design is typically created by stitching colored threads onto the fabric to form a pattern or picture. These patches are often used as decorative or identifying elements on clothing, bags, or other accessories. They can be ironed or sewn onto the desired item and provide a personal touch or represent membership in a particular group or organization. Embroidered patches can also be collectible items, with some people collecting them as a hobby or for their historical or symbolic value.
