We can embroider a large variety of garments from t-shirts and sweatshirts, to polos and jackets, to beanies and baseball caps. Embroidery works best on structured garments that hold the stitch shape.

We have a wide selection of thread colors to choose from. We can also source additional colors for a small fee if we don’t have a color that meets your needs. 

Usually! We can often embroider customer-supplied garments. However, we must evaluate the garment before agreeing to embroider it. We cannot embroider over pockets or zippers. Certain fabrics and thicker multiple-layer garments can also be tricky. Please note that we cannot be responsible for the replacement of a customer-supplied garment should any mistakes occur during the embroidery process.

Variables that factor into the cost of embroidery include garment selection, design size, and complexity. Before a design can be stitched, it must be digitized. This is a process that involves converting artwork (logos, images, drawings) into a digital file that tells our embroidery machine how to sew, determining stitch types, density, direction, and color changes. We charge a one-time fee to digitize a design. After digitizing, the embroidery price is determined by the stitch count in the designs and how long it takes to embroider.

We do not have embroidery minimums. However, the one-time digitizing fee does apply whether you’re embroidery one piece or 100.

Yes! We save all digitized files. However, please note that if you change the size or design, we will need to re-digitize the design for a second fee.

We source embroidered, woven, leather, and PVC patches from a trusted partner. We’ll work with you to pick the best patch type for your job. Patches take three to five weeks to arrive once a job is approved.

After your quote and art are approved, we aim for two weeks. During busy times, lead times may be longer.