Embroidery Service
Explore embroidery as a way to add a logo to suitable workwear. Start with the actual garment, artwork detail and placement so the design can be checked for the fabric and construction.
When to consider embroidery
Compare embroidery for a small chest logo, headwear or a uniform detail where the selected garment supports it. The stitched result depends on the artwork scale, lettering and fabric. Very small text, fine lines or gradients may need simplification or a different method.
Pockets, seams, linings and technical fabric can limit the area that can be stitched. Check the exact product’s supported decoration positions before using the same design across a mixed uniform.
Prepare a useful embroidery brief
Provide the original artwork, required wording and intended position. State the preferred logo size if known and identify any existing uniform that the result needs to coordinate with. Ask for detail to be checked rather than assuming a larger source image makes every fine element stitchable.
Approve the complete job
Review the proposed artwork, position and garment references together. Confirm the actual charges and timing in the order or quote. Follow the garment and decoration care instructions after delivery; an embroidery method does not override the manufacturer’s care label.