3-D Logos & Badges

Badges, Crests, and Emblems With Staying Power

Badges carry weight. They mark membership, achievement, and pride. We design emblems with the structure and detail to look sharp on a patch, a decal, a helmet, or a hull.

Badge Design Services

Built for Patches, Decals, and Everything in Between

Team & Club Badges

Sports teams, car clubs, boating clubs, and community groups. Emblems that members are proud to wear.

Company Crests & Seals

Heritage-style crests and official seals for businesses that want to signal craftsmanship and permanence.

Event & Anniversary Badges

Commemorative marks for milestones, rallies, tournaments, and limited-run merchandise.

Patches & Embroidery

Designed with thread in mind: controlled color counts, clean shapes, and legible type at small sizes.

Decals & Stickers

Die-cut-ready artwork for windows, helmets, toolboxes, tailgates, and hulls.

Apparel Graphics

Badge artwork adapted for hats, tees, and jackets with print-ready separations.

Selected Work

Recent Work

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30th anniversary emblem: Dimensional chrome edition nameplates — **30th anniversary emblem**Dimensional chrome edition nameplates

Performance model badge: Layered emblem with blue edge light — **Performance model badge**Layered emblem with blue edge light

Molded nameplate set: Raised chrome lettering on textured base — **Molded nameplate set**Raised chrome lettering on textured base

Round emblem set: Domed, ribbed medallions in three sizes — **Round emblem set**Domed, ribbed medallions in three sizes

Chrome outline nameplate: Angled model badge in three sizes — **Chrome outline nameplate**Angled model badge in three sizes

Dimensional shield emblem: Monochrome molded mark, three variants — **Dimensional shield emblem**Monochrome molded mark, three variants

Designed by Billy Walowski while employed by BGS and Central Decal, as noted on each sheet. Shown as examples of his work; product names and marks belong to their owners.

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a badge and a logo?

A logo identifies a brand; a badge is usually a self-contained emblem, often circular or shield-shaped, that combines a mark, lettering, and decorative elements into one unit. Many businesses use both: a simple logo for everyday use and a badge for merchandise, patches, and anniversaries.

Can you design for embroidery or vinyl cutting?

Yes. We design badges with production in mind: limited color counts, minimum stroke weights, and clean vector paths so embroiderers, screen printers, and vinyl shops can reproduce them without compromise.

Do you design team and club badges?

We do. Sports teams, car clubs, boating clubs, fire and rescue crews, and community organizations are all regular badge clients.

Have a badge in mind?

Send us a design brief with the who, what, and where, and we'll take it from there.

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