“Will my logo work on a shirt or hat?” Send it over and let’s take a look. You don’t need to solve the stitching details before talking with us.
Thread behaves differently from ink
A logo on a screen can have tiny lettering, fine lines, and shading. At the size of a chest logo, some of those details can get lost in thread. Clear shapes and readable lettering give us a better starting point.
We look at the garment, too
A hat, polo, and jacket don’t all stitch the same way. Fabric, seams, placement, and available space matter. Tell us what you want decorated and roughly where the logo should go.
Small changes can help
We may suggest enlarging lettering, simplifying a fine detail, or leaving a tagline off a smaller version. We’ll discuss changes with you rather than quietly changing your brand.
What is digitizing?
It’s the work of turning artwork into instructions for the embroidery machine: where stitches go, which direction they run, and how they build the design. It’s more than saving the picture in another format.
What should you send?
Send the best artwork you have, the garment you’re considering, and the quantity. If all you have is a picture or an older logo file, start with that. We’ll let you know what else is needed and whether embroidery or printed apparel is the more practical choice.