EMBROIDERY
Embroidery is a customization method in which machines stitch thread directly into fabric to create raised, textured designs. It uses thread to produce a premium and tactile sheen finish for crafting a logo, embroidered text, or artwork.
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Digitizing the design:
Convert the design into a digital format compatible with embroidery machines to guide the stitching process and stitch types. -
Stitching the design:
Place a garment in the machine to stitch the design directly into the fabric using different thread colors. -
Finishing the embroidery:
The completed design is durable as is, but operators may reinforce it by checking for loose threads and sealing with adhesive.
Unlike screen printing, which lays ink on top of the fabric, embroidery weaves thread stitches into the material, embedding the design as part of the garment itself. Stitching with modern embroidery machines achieves professional designs with a textured finish.
Usage and Application
Embroidery is ideal for limited quantities of high-end items like polo shirts, hats, jackets, and uniforms. The designs are typically smaller and act as an accent detail.
Businesses prefer an embroidered design for products where a polished and professional appearance is crucial. To add a lasting touch to your branded apparel, check out our catalog’s embroidery products to find the best items for your business.
We use Robison-Anton Super Strength Rayon Solid Colors, view the color chart here.
