Boston Red Sox Patches

Boston Red Sox Embroidered Patches

The Red Sox started in 1901, and the red “B” is still the mark most people picture when they think of the team. It shows up on caps, jerseys, and now on a good chunk of these boston red sox patches, usually against navy or white so the red actually pops.

The 2004 world series patch is the one that gets asked about most. Fair enough, that was the year the curse talk finally stopped, 86 years after the last title, and the patch marks that specific run rather than the team in general. It’s a different thing from a regular logo patch, more of a collector’s piece than an everyday one.

Beyond that there’s the hanging socks design, which is older and a little more old-school than the “B,” plus a smaller circle version of the logo for anyone who wants something less bold on a cap or bag. Wally the Green Monster shows up in a couple of the more lighthearted patches too, mostly for kids’ gear or anyone who wants something less serious than a team crest.

Every red sox jersey patch here is embroidered, not printed, so the stitching on the letters holds up instead of cracking after a few washes. Iron-on, sew-on, and Velcro backings are all available. Iron-on is faster if the patch is staying put on one jacket or cap. Velcro’s better if you want to swap it between a few things.

Whichever boston red sox logo patch you’re after, current or 2004, these are built to actually get worn.