Private label, from a small first run
Programs
Custom embroidery for brands, uniforms and teams
Flat embroidery, 3D puff, terry chenille, appliqué and embroidered patches, digitised from your artwork and stitched onto garments we make for you.
- Sampling
- Sample before bulk
- Order size
- Quoted per style
- Fabrics
- 4 core options
- Finishes
- 5 methods
Logos stitched to last as long as the garment
Embroidery is the most durable way to put a logo on clothing. The design is stitched into the fabric, so it does not crack, peel or fade like some prints can. It also looks premium, which is why it is the standard for uniforms, polos, caps and the chest logo on many streetwear hoodies.
Every design is first digitised: converted into a stitch file that tells the machine where each stitch goes, in which direction and in what order. Good digitising is what makes small text readable and keeps fabric from puckering. We digitise for the fabric you are using and show you the result on a sample.
Beyond flat embroidery, 3D puff stitches over foam for a raised logo, terry or chenille embroidery creates a looped, vintage texture, appliqué sews fabric shapes on for large lettering, and patches can be sewn or heat-applied.
Every embroidery order includes
- Digitising from your artwork
- Thread colours matched to your logo
- Placement checked on a sample
- Backing chosen for the fabric
- Stitch file kept for reorders
Styles we make
Embroidery techniques we offer, and where they work best.
- 01
Flat embroidery
Clean, detailed logos for chests, sleeves and caps.
- 02
3D puff embroidery
Raised logos over foam, bold on hoodies and caps.
- 03
Terry and chenille
Looped, textured lettering for varsity and vintage looks.
- 04
Appliqué
Fabric shapes stitched on for large logos and letters.
- 05
Embroidered patches
Sewn or heat-applied badges in any shape.
- 06
Names and personalisation
Individual names for uniforms and teams.
Fabrics we recommend
- Brushed fleece280–420 gsm
Thick fleece supports dense and 3D embroidery.
- Pique180–240 gsm
The classic base for embroidered polos.
- TwillWeight to spec
Stable and ideal for workwear and jackets.
- Heavyweight jersey240–320 gsm
Takes a neat chest logo without puckering.
Logos, prints and finishes
Pick a technique per placement: a flat chest logo with a 3D puff cap or a chenille back letter, for example.
From brief to boxed order
The same five stages for every embroidery order, with a signed-off sample before anything goes into bulk. See all twelve steps
- 01
Brief
Send the embroidery styles, rough quantities, sizes and your deadline. A sketch, photo or reference garment is enough.
- 02
Quote
We cost fabric, trims, labour and decoration per style, so you see exactly what drives the price.
- 03
Sample
A sample is cut, sewn and decorated to your spec. You check fit, colour and placement in hand.
- 04
Bulk
Once you sign off the gold sample, we cut, sew, decorate and check every piece against it.
- 05
Deliver
Labelled, folded and packed the way you asked, then shipped with tracking to your door.
Who we make embroidery for
Uniform buyers, schools, clubs, gyms and streetwear brands wanting durable, premium logos.
Questions about embroidery
What is digitising?
Converting your artwork into a stitch file the embroidery machine follows. It controls stitch direction, density and order, and makes a big difference to quality.
What artwork do you need for embroidery?
A vector file such as AI, PDF or SVG is best, but a clear high-resolution image works and we can redraw it.
How small can embroidered text be?
Very small text can lose detail. We check your artwork and suggest the minimum size during digitising.
What is 3D puff embroidery?
Embroidery stitched over a foam layer so the logo stands out from the fabric. It suits bold, simple shapes.
Can you embroider on stretch fabric?
Yes, with the right backing and a lighter design. We test it on the sample.
Do you embroider garments supplied by customers?
We embroider garments we make for you, so we can control the fabric, placement and quality.
Related services
Brands that order embroidery often add these to the same production run.
