What is Machine Embroidery?
Machine embroidery translates digital design files into precise needle movements. Your fabric is secured in a hoop and moves under a fast-stitching needle, guided by the machine's computer to create patterns with thread.
We use a variety of thread types, like cotton, nylon, silk, metallic threads, and even yarn—stitched directly onto your fabric.
Pricing is based on setup/digitizing fee, item type, design complexity (stitch count and colors), and quantity (bulk discounts apply).
PREMIUM LOOK & FEEL
Embroidery offers a premium look with a raised, textured finish that enhances the aesthetic of everything from corporate branding to professional team apparel. When your team shows up in embroidered gear, customers see a company that invests in quality and takes pride in details.
Choose metallic thread for shimmer and shine and 3D puff embroidery for bold lettering. You can also combine embroidery with screen printing on the same item to create a highly unique and custom design.
WHEN TO CHOOSE EMBROIDERY FOR YOUR PROJECT
Embroidery is a go-to option for management teams, front-of-house staff, corporate gifts, or any situation where you need to look polished and professional. However, achieving the best results with embroidery requires smart design choices.
Designs that work well for embroidery are typically clear, bold, and not overly complex—think line art, logos, text, and clean vector graphics.
Embroidery creates a premium look that conveys professionalism. Ideal when your team interacts with customers or clients.
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Premium, polished appearance
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Great for polos, jackets, dress shirts, and hats
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Perfect for corporate branding
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Embroidery works best for designs under 6 inches. Larger designs can feel heavy or stiff on fabric.
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Works best for designs under 6"
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Minimum text size: 0.25"
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Avoid fine lines under 0.05”
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Add logos, names, and more to create unique pieces for team members or gifts.
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Names, titles, and initials
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Dates and monograms
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Custom text for each garment
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Embroidery requires thicker, more durable materials to support the stitching without puckering or distortion.
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Fleece and outerwear
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Knitted materials
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Denim and flannel
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Canvas
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Performance fabrics
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Embroidery resists fading and wears better than prints. Key factors for durability include thread type, stitch density, and fabric choice.
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Polyester and nylon threads resist fading
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Proper stitch density prevents distortion
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Thicker fabrics hold stitching better
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See Our Work
From single caps to full-team uniforms, this is thread work done right. Clean lines, tight detail, and placement that looks sharp.
