Custom embroidery uses thread to recreate logos, names and designs directly on compatible apparel, headwear and other textile products.

Many polos, jackets, hoodies, uniforms, workwear pieces and headwear styles can be embroidered. The exact fabric, construction and placement still need to be reviewed.

Yes. Many structured caps, toques and other compatible headwear styles are excellent candidates for embroidery.

Small text can sometimes be embroidered, but very tiny lettering may need to be enlarged, thickened or simplified so it remains readable in thread.

Digitizing converts artwork into a production file that tells the embroidery machine how to stitch the design, including stitch direction, density and sequencing.

The practical number of thread colours depends on the artwork and production setup. We review the design and recommend a colour approach that makes sense for the finished piece.

We can choose thread colours that closely suit your branding. Because embroidery uses physical thread rather than printed ink, exact colour reproduction can differ from digital or printed colour systems.

The ideal size depends on the garment, placement, artwork and stitch count. Very large embroidery can become heavy or stiff, so another decoration method may sometimes be more appropriate.

Embroidery is designed for apparel use and can be a very durable decoration method when the garment, digitizing and production setup are appropriate.

Contact us before supplying garments so we can confirm the fabric, construction and intended placement are suitable for embroidery.

Minimums and pricing can depend on the garment, design and production requirements. Send us your quantity and we'll recommend the best setup.

Personalization such as individual names may be possible depending on the garment and project. Include the personalization details when requesting your quote.