Embroidery Services
Embroidery for Every Occasion
Add a professional touch to your apparel with our custom embroidery services! At [Your Business Name], we specialize in high-quality embroidery for hats, polos, jackets, uniforms, and more. Using precision equipment and durable threads, we create clean, long-lasting designs that give your logo or artwork a polished, upscale look. Perfect for businesses, teams, events, and personalized gifts, our embroidery adds texture and dimension that printing can't match. We offer a wide range of garment options, fast turnaround, and friendly service to make sure your custom embroidered items look exactly the way you envision.
Embroidery 101: What You Need to Know
How Embroidery Works
- Uses a computerized embroidery machine to stitch your design directly onto fabric.
- Designs are converted into a stitch file (called digitizing) that tells the machine how to sew the design.
- High-strength thread is used to create textured, raised designs that are permanent.
What You Can Embroider
- Hats (caps, beanies, visors)
- Shirts (polo shirts, button-downs)
- Jackets, hoodies, fleece
- Bags, backpacks, totes
- Towels, blankets, and robes
- Work uniforms
- Patches
The Embroidery Process
- Customer supplies artwork (vector preferred: AI, EPS, PDF).
- Digitizing: Convert artwork into a stitch file (DST, PES, EXP, etc).
- Hooping: : Trim threads, remove backing,package.
- Stitching: Machine sews the design.
- Finishing: Trim threads, remove backing, package.
Pros of Embroidery
- Durable, professional finish
- Premium look for business uniforms
- High perceived value
- Wash-resistant and long-lasting
- Works on many garment types
Embroidery Techniques
- Computerized machine embroidery: Uses software and digitized designs to control the embroidery process.
- 3D Puff Embroidery: Uses a foam underlay to create a raised, dimensional effect.
- Appliqué: This technique involves sewing pieces of fabric onto the base fabric to create designs or patterns.
- Fringes and Faux Fur: Satin stitch and other techniques can be used to create these effects.
- Chenille: A type of embroidery where a loop is formed on the top of the fabric, creating a velvety texture.
Embroidery Pricing factors
- Stitch count (more stitches = more time)
- Garment type
- Quantity
- Setup fee (for digitizing)