Broadwater Embroidered Patch Featuring County Sheriff Montana Gold Six-Point Star with River Valley Landscape and Fort Seal
Custom sheriff's office patch featuring a gold six-point star with Montana river valley landscape, historic fort ruins, pine tree accents, number 43 designation, and curved county banners on tan twill
Product Type: Embroidered Patch
Style: Shoulder Patch
Material: Polyester Twill Fabric with Poly/Rayon Threads
Stitch: Full Coverage Detail 100% Stitch Threading Embroidery
Size: 3.55" x 4.5"
Backing: Iron-on/Sew-on
Packaging: 10+ Per Polybag
Low MOQ
Low Minimum Order
Artwork
Artwork Design Team
Location
United States
Factory
Direct
Description
This custom sheriff embroidered patch was designed for the Broadwater County Sheriff’s Office in Montana, featuring a bold gold six-point star with a full-color Montana river valley landscape seal — complete with mountain peaks, a blue river, green meadows, historic red fort ruins, and dark pine tree silhouettes at each star point — all framed by curved county and office identification banners on a warm tan twill base.
Shape & Base: Wide oval or stadium-shaped patch — broader than tall with a flat bottom edge and broad rounded upper arc — on warm tan or khaki twill fabric with a dark brown merrowed border edge. The tan base creates a warm, earthy foundation that complements the gold star and brown banner elements, giving the overall composition a natural, outdoors character consistent with Montana’s landscape identity.
Top Section: A curved dark brown banner with tan interior spans the full upper arc of the patch, with “BROADWATER COUNTY” embroidered in bold gold block lettering centered within it — the county name rendered in bright gold against the brown banner with strong contrast and even character spacing across the full banner width.
Center: A large six-point star in bright gold satin-stitch thread dominates the center field, with each of the six points featuring a small dark brown pine tree silhouette — a decorative pine tree rendered in dark brown thread at each star point tip, referencing Montana’s forested landscape character and adding distinctive regional detail to the standard star form. At the star’s center sits a large circular landscape seal inset. The seal features a richly detailed full-color Montana valley scene — snow-capped white mountain peaks rise across the upper background against a light blue sky, with a blue river or lake body flowing horizontally across the middle of the scene. Rich green meadow and forest areas fill the lower foreground and mid-ground with good color depth. At the lower center of the seal, a historic red brick fort or fortification structure is depicted — rendered in red and brown thread with individual wall sections, openings or doorways, and a ruined or partial wall structure suggesting an old frontier military post — possibly referencing Fort Logan or another historic Montana military installation in Broadwater County. The number “43” is embroidered in bold gold or dark lettering just below the circular seal at the star’s lower interior — a badge or unit number designation.
Bottom Section: A curved dark brown banner with tan interior mirrors the top banner treatment along the lower edge of the patch, with “SHERIFF’S OFFICE” embroidered in bold gold block lettering centered within it — completing the full office identification with consistent banner weight and treatment matching the top county banner.
Embroidery Quality: The warm tan base with gold six-point star, pine tree point accents, full-color valley landscape seal, and brown curved banners creates a rich, regionally distinctive composition with excellent Montana landscape character. The pine tree silhouettes at each of the six star points are individually rendered in dark brown thread — a unique and precise decorative detail that requires careful placement at each point tip. The circular landscape seal achieves good multi-layer depth — mountain peaks, blue river, green meadow, and red fort structure are all cleanly color-separated. The historic fort ruins add a distinctive architectural element referencing Broadwater County’s frontier history. The “43” designation is cleanly rendered. The brown merrowed border provides a warm, cohesive finish suited for active sheriff uniform wear.
This design showcases the pine tree star accent detail and Montana river valley fort heritage Owl Badges delivers for custom sheriff’s office embroidered patches for county agencies across the United States.
