Patrick James Eggle Guitars is a small British guitar maker based in Oswestry, Shropshire, building high-end electric guitars by hand with a team of a few craftsmen. Founder Patrick James Eggle began building instruments as a teenager in St Albans, and first rose to prominence in the early 1990s with the original Patrick Eggle Guitars company in Coventry and Birmingham, where he designed models such as the Berlin. After leaving that operation in 1994 and spending time in the United States building acoustic and archtop instruments, he returned to the UK and re-established the workshop in Oswestry in 2004.

The shop is known for lightweight, resonant tonewoods, thin nitro-style finishes, and hand-wound pickups. Its current catalog centers on a handful of electric guitar lines: the 96 Series (scaled-down classic-shape models in vintage, contour-top, and carved-top variants), the single-cut Macon Series (including Macon Junior, Special, and Carved Top), and the workhorse-oriented OZ Series with vintage-correct pickups. The lineup also includes the Rob Harris Signature 96 and bespoke custom shop builds.

Patrick Eggle has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 3 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Tony Iommi, Simon Neil, and Mick Abrahams.