Method
Embroidery
Logos, names and kit badges with a clean, durable finish. Digitising and a visual proof before we run. Printing and embroidery sit as equals in the same production unit.
Embroidery is the right call when a mark needs to sit well on a chest, sleeve or cap and hold up through repeated wear and washing. Polos, shirts, fleeces, jackets, knitwear, bags and headwear are everyday territory.
What embroidery is good for
- Company logos on workwear and corporate clothing
- Names, numbers and club badges
- Caps, bags and knitwear as well as shirts
- Repeat programmes where the digitised file stays on record
How an embroidery job runs
- Artwork in - vector files help; we can advise if something needs preparing.
- Digitising - we turn the logo into a path suited to the garment.
- Visual proof - you approve placement and look before production.
- Run and check - then pack for courier or collection discussion if you are nearby.
Common questions
Embroidery or print?
Embroidery suits structured logos on polos, shirts, outerwear and caps. Screen or digital often suits larger graphic prints, short promotional runs and detailed full-colour art. We will say which fits, or combine both on one job. See screen printing and digital printing.
Do I get a proof?
Yes. New embroidery files normally come with a visual proof for approval before we run.
Can you keep the file for reorders?
Yes. Once digitised and approved, reorders and new-starter top-ups are straightforward.