Sheriff Star Bear Patch — Order This Chain Border Design
Design S0470A at a glance
A bear mid-roar mounted on a sheriff star with crossed rifles behind, the whole disc ringed in stitched chain links — two threads, navy and silver, doing the work of six. 'Desert Valley Division' style arcs band it. The restraint is deliberate: this is the two-tone patch for offices that find full color loud, with a border that still gives thumbs something to find.
Scalloped roundChain-link borderRoaring bearSheriff starCrossed riflesTwo-tone build
About this bear and chain design
Silver-on-navy is the dress uniform of patch palettes, and this design leans into it: the roaring bear renders in pure linework, the rifles cross behind the star like a crest, and the chain border closes the composition with actual stitched links. Two-thread builds also launder beautifully — there's nothing to bleed, nothing to fade unevenly.
Divisions set their name in the arcs and occasionally ask for the bear silent — jaw closed, more sentinel than threat; both versions proof identically. This page shows a design concept we manufacture to order — stitch-ready proof within 6–12 hours, production on your approval.
Sheriff star bear patch quick facts
- Embroidered bear patches cost $3.00–$20.00 each depending on quantity, with a 10-patch minimum.
- Rush production takes 7–10 days and is available on every custom patch.
- Two-tone navy-silver builds are the most launder-resistant palette we stitch.
- Chain borders stitch as linked ovals — count them to your stations on request.
- Roaring and sentinel bear poses both proof from the same base art.
- Owl Badges is a US-based badge and patch manufacturer in Simi Valley, California, in business since 1999.
Customize this bear patch: backing, size, and thread options
- Backing: sew-on for duty wear, velcro for shells, iron-on for support staff
- Sizes: 3"–12" — 4" standard
- Colorways: navy-silver as shown, tan-brown desert build, or blackout
- Border: chain-stitch ring (shown) or standard merrow
- Thread: metallic silver upgrade makes the linework read like engraving
- Artwork: bear pose adjusts roaring-to-sentinel; rifles swap for batons — no art charge
Who orders this design
Sheriff divisions preferring two-tone formality, desert and high-country details, and honor units order this chain-ring bear. Corrections divisions like the linked-border symbolism for obvious reasons. The metallic-silver upgrade version is the retirement-gift favorite in this line.
Custom bear patch pricing — embroidered
| Quantity | Price per patch |
|---|---|
| 10–19 | $20.00 |
| 20–29 | $14.00 |
| 30–49 | $11.00 |
| 50–74 | $6.50 |
| 75–99 | $6.00 |
| 100–249 | $5.50 |
| 250–499 | $3.00 |
Rush production in 7–10 days is available on all custom patches. Design your changes in the markup tool above, or get this patch quoted exactly as shown.
What your quote covers
- Your exact spec — quantity, size, backing, and colorway, priced to the piece
- A free digital mockup within 4 hours, before you commit to anything
- Rush production in 7–10 days whenever you need it
- No setup, digitizing, or art fees — the table price is the whole price
How ordering this patch works
Request a quote
Send this design (marked up or as-is) with your quantity. Quotes are answered 24/7 within 4 hours.
Approve your proof
Your stitch-ready proof arrives 6–12 hours after ordering. Nothing is produced until you approve it.
We verify & produce
Law-enforcement orders are verified with your agency before production — standard practice since 1999.
Delivery confirmed
We confirm your shipping address by phone, then email tracking the day your patches ship.
🏛 Bidding for your department or agency? We answer bids, RFQs and purchase-order quotes — see how agency bids and RFQs work, or tick “This quote is for a bid” in the quote form.
Sheriff star bear patch questions
Can the chain links be counted to our stations?
Yes — specify the number and the ring stitches exactly that many links. Corrections and multi-station divisions use it as quiet symbolism.
Roaring or calm bear — can we choose?
Both poses proof from the same art: jaw open as shown, or closed sentinel. Committees usually split and the mockup settles it.
Do the crossed rifles have alternatives?
Batons, pikes or nothing at all — the star holds the composition either way. Swaps are free.
Why choose two-tone over full color?
Formality and longevity — nothing bleeds, nothing fades unevenly, and the silver linework reads like engraved metal. It's the dress-uniform choice.
What's the metallic upgrade cost?
Nothing extra — metallic silver thread swaps in at standard pricing. Note it in the quote and the mockup renders it.
Linking to more designs?
Two-tone formality is one register — the sheriff patch lineup with full-color scenic and unit designs holds the brighter end. For an at-a-glance view of builds and volume pricing, the custom patch summary page covering all constructions is the fastest route.
Notes
Drop a 📍 pin on the patch, then type what you want changed there.