Thread, not ink. Embroidery holds up to daily wear, reads as more expensive than print, and works on fabrics that will not take a screen.
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Is this the right method for your job?
Large, highly detailed or photographic artwork does not stitch well. We will tell you before you spend the money.
- → Polos, button-downs, jackets, fleece and headwear
- → Left-chest logos, sleeve hits, cap fronts and backs
- → Uniform programs where the same logo runs for years
- → Smaller counts, from 12 pieces up
- → Anywhere the garment needs to feel like a gift, not a giveaway
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Minimums, turnaround, options.
The three questions every buyer has before they will fill out a form. Answering them here removes the friction, and saves us both a bad-fit quote.
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Job spec ·
Embroidery
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02
Minimum
12 pieces per design
Standard turnaround
7 to 10 business days, plus 1 to 2 days one-time digitizing on a new logo
Digitizing
One-time setup per logo, then it is on file for every reorder
Stitch options
Flat, 3D puff, tonal, applique, twill, chenille, custom patches
Personalization
Names and numbers for uniforms and onboarding kits
Art requirements
Vector or a clean, high-resolution logo file
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Client
"One embroidery testimonial goes here. Named, with the company, ideally with a number in it."
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