Los Angeles Kings Embroidered Patches
Founded in 1967, the Kings were one of the NHL’s original expansion teams bringing hockey to the West Coast, and this los angeles kings patch lineup pulls from a good stretch of that history. Silver and black have anchored the team’s identity for most of it, and the crown logo, simple and regal, is the mark most fans recognize first, a fitting nod to the team name without needing extra graphics to explain itself.
There’s also a version marking Bob Miller’s retirement, honoring the franchise’s longtime broadcaster rather than reflecting a standard team logo, a tribute design that appeals to fans who followed the team through his decades of calling games.
For milestones, there are patches marking both the 25th and 50th anniversary seasons, each tied to a specific year in the franchise’s history rather than the everyday ongoing logo. These tend to draw collectors more than fans just wanting a standard cap patch.
For gear worn on the field, there’s a la kings captain patch style too, echoing the “C” markers captains wear, smaller and more understated than the full crown graphic.
There’s also a round vintage design pulling from an earlier era, plus a simpler wordmark option in this la kings jersey patch selection, just “Kings” in bold lettering, for anyone who wants something less detailed.
Every la kings logo patch here uses actual stitched thread instead of a printed transfer, so fine detail like the crown’s points or the anniversary numbering holds its shape through repeated washing instead of cracking or fading. Backing comes in iron-on, sew-on, or Velcro, depending on whether the patch stays on one piece of gear or moves between a few.