Our Services

Embroidery

Raised thread work that elevates any garment. The premium choice for corporate apparel, hats, and workwear.

Premium Decoration

Thread-by-Thread Quality That Lasts a Lifetime

Embroidery stitches your design directly into the fabric using high-grade threads — creating a textured, three-dimensional result that looks professional and feels substantial in hand.

We digitize your artwork into a stitch file and run it on commercial embroidery machines. The result is a crisp, clean logo that holds up through years of washing and wear — and looks sharp from day one.

Minimum Order

6 pieces

Stitch Count

Up to 15,000

Turnaround

7–14 business days

Best Fabric

Any woven fabric

Macro close-up of blue and white embroidery stitching

Commercial Embroidery Machine

What We Embroider

Popular Embroidery Items

Hats & Caps

Structured hats, beanies, dad caps, snapbacks, and trucker hats. Front logo and side/back details available.

Polos & Button-Ups

Left chest logos on polos, dress shirts, and uniform tops. The go-to for restaurant staff, corporate teams, and sales reps.

Jackets & Outerwear

Chest, sleeve, and back embroidery on zip-ups, bomber jackets, and team outerwear. Durable through all seasons.

Workwear & Uniforms

Name and logo embroidery on work shirts, aprons, and uniforms for businesses, contractors, and service teams.

FAQ

Embroidery Questions

What is digitizing and why does it cost extra?

Digitizing converts your artwork into a stitch file that tells the embroidery machine exactly how to reproduce your design. It's a one-time setup fee and once done, we save the file for future orders at no extra charge.

What file format do I need to provide?

Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) work best for clean digitizing. High-resolution PNG or JPG files also work. Simple, bold logos digitize better than very fine detail — we can advise if your design needs simplification.

Are there design limitations for embroidery?

Embroidery works best with bold, clean designs. Very fine text (under 4mm tall) and ultra-thin lines don't stitch well. Gradients and photo-realistic designs should use DTG instead. We'll review your artwork and flag any concerns before production.

Can I get embroidery on one side and screen print on the other?

Absolutely — combining decoration methods on the same garment is totally doable. Just let us know what you're envisioning and we'll quote both services together.