World Emblem expands domestic operations
The company opened a new 72,000-square-foot factory in Houston & reshored jobs to the U.S.
World Emblem, an emblem and patch manufacturer, announced the opening of its new 72,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Houston. The company relocated its regional operations from approximately 35,000 square feet in northwest Houston into the larger space, which will initially produce up to 500,000 emblems and patches per week.
More than 150 employees are working at the Houston factory to start, including 50 jobs reshored from Asia, with plans to add up to 100 additional staff as demand continues to rise for the company’s emblems, patches, and promotional products.
“We are excited to open our new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Houston and look forward to hiring additional employees from the area in the coming months,” said Randy Carr, CEO of World Emblem. “We are committed to continue growing our U.S. manufacturing base and reshoring more jobs to the U.S., which will help us further reduce tariff costs and improve supply chain efficiency in the face of rising geopolitical, trade, and economic disruptions.”
World Emblem has additional U.S. factories in Norcross, Georgia, and Upland, California, with more than 400 employees located throughout the country and 1,500 worldwide.
