5 Artists Prove That Patches Are Back

Patches are so in right now. The sewn-on embellishments celebrate true artistry in fashion, making any piece they’re added to distinctly unique. Enter the boldly trending yet eclectic and timeless world of patches through the artistry, below. —Julia Dumbrell

x Hunt Patched Jacket

Each of the patched jackets from x Hunt pay tribute to our national heritage, stitched with pride and personality in Canada. Blurring the line between fashion and art, the x Hunt patched jackets transform vintage pieces into bold, one-of-a-kind wearable art, finished with the signature x Hunt mark ($range).

Denim and Bone Khaki Floral Patchwork Jumpsuit

Elevate your wardrobe with the one-of-a-kind pieces from Denim and Bone. Each jumpsuit from the artist is uniquely embroidered and patchworked with vibrant florals and intricate botanicals, giving new life to surplus fabric ($160).

Brixton Utopia Patchwork Overshirt

In a timeless shade of taupe, the Brixton patchwork overshirt offers an elevated workwear-inspired look, with authentic patches and a brown corduroy collar. The overshirt stands out in the new summer collection, joining additional pieces with patches by Brixton ($140).

Marc Jacobs The Camp Patchwork Denim Snapshot

Straight from the Spring ’16 runway to the bestseller list, the Camp Patchwork Denim Snapshot by Marc Jacobs is now and forever an icon, crafted from denim decorated with camp patchwork details ($358).

Coach Wesley Tote

Coach has been adding patches to its pieces for as long as they’ve been cool. The Wesley Tote is detailed with playful patches inspired by vintage luggage travel stickers, as this well-organized interior makes the creative tote ideal for daily needs ($550).