Embroidery Information

Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric using needles and thread to create intricate designs, logos, and text. Unlike screen printing, which uses ink to transfer designs, embroidery involves stitching directly into the fabric to create a raised, textured design. This method is perfect for adding a professional touch to your custom apparel and is widely used for branding, corporate wear, team uniforms, and more.

Embroider requires files to be "Digitized". This is the process of converting a two-dimensional design into a stitching pattern format whereby our embroidery machines can sew your design in different thread colors directly onto your garment. The minimum digitizing charge is $50 and varies based on total number of stitches used in the file.

Embroidery- Minimum order 12 items of Flat Items (shirts etc) or Round Items (caps or headwear). Note: Flats and Rounds require a different digitizing sequence and count as individual orders therefore cannot be mixed for quantity breaks.

Adult and Youth items require different digitizing file sizes and are priced as separate orders, and require a minimum of 12 per digitized image size.

Multiple garments types and/or colors or thread color changes require a minimum of 12 pcs per variation.

Embroidery turnaround is 15-20 business days from all approvals, including artwork proofs. Artwork services may add 2+ business days.

Always start your design work at 100% print size and a minimum of 300dpi. If you follow those two steps you will be on your way to decoration success.

A key benefit of embroidery is its durability. Embroidered logos and designs hold up well over time, maintaining their vibrant appearance even after multiple washes. The stitches do not crack or fade like other printing methods, ensuring a long-lasting finish. Embroidery can be applied to a wide range of fabrics, from soft cotton shirts to thicker materials like jackets and hats. It's suitable for both lightweight and heavyweight fabrics, making it a great choice for various types of apparel, including polo shirts, caps, and outerwear.

*Please keep in mind that like other decoration processes, embroidery has limitations. Your submitted artwork is converted into stitches. Solid color artwork and logos, such as vector artwork, work better than images with blends or photographic images. Lettering should not be less than 1/4 inch tall. Outlines should be larger than 1/8 of an inch. Avoiding thin lines and extra fine details will make your logo look best when using embroidery

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