Custom
Embroidery
For Apparel
From flat embroidery and 3D puff to chenille and appliqué, we engineer every stitch around your fabric, artwork complexity, and brand aesthetic.
Explore Our Embroidery Techniques
Select a technique below to explore its construction, recommended applications, and production advantages.
Flat Embroidery
Ideal for clean, high-density logos, intricate artwork details, and fine typography on lightweight tees, polo shirts, and woven garments.
Custom Embroidered Patches
Embroidered patches are produced separately from the garment and can be sewn onto hoodies, jackets, T-shirts, pants, and accessories. They are ideal for bold branding, detailed artwork, and designs that require a structured, dimensional finish.
Custom Shape & Silhouette
Round, square, custom lettering, tactical badges, or irregular artwork shapes.
Multiple Embroidery Constructions
Flat embroidery, tactile chenille, 3D puff, and high-density mixed techniques.
Custom Border & Edge Finishing
Traditional Merrowed overlock edges, clean heat-cut edges, and laser-sealed borders.
Seamless Garment Integration
Sew-on, iron-on backing, or Velcro applications engineered for reliable bulk manufacturing.
Direct Embroidery vs. Embroidered Patches
Both methods create high-value branding. The optimal choice depends on your garment fabric, artwork complexity, and desired tactile depth.
Direct Embroidery
Stitched directly onto garment
Embroidered Patch
Produced separately & applied
Embroidery Developed Around Your Fabric
Different fabrics respond differently to embroidery. We adjust digitizing, stitch density, backing, tension and construction according to the garment material to achieve a clean, stable and production-ready result.
Heavyweight Fleece & French Terry
3D puff embroidery, bold logos, large back embroidery and dense designs.
Thicker fabrics provide good support for embroidery, but stitch density, backing and hoop tension still need to be balanced to prevent stiffness or distortion.
We adjust digitizing and stabilization based on fabric weight and embroidery coverage to keep the finished garment clean and comfortable.
The Artwork Is Only the Starting Point
Before bulk production, we evaluate the embroidery together with the fabric, garment construction and placement — not as an isolated decoration.
From Artwork to Bulk Production
Every embroidery project is tested and adjusted according to the artwork, garment fabric and final application before bulk production.
Artwork Review
Evaluating vector artwork, dimensions, thread colors, and line details.
Digitizing File
Converting artwork into stitch paths tailored to fabric weight.
Sew-Out Sample
Trial stitching to verify physical texture, edge clarity, and colors.
Garment Testing
Testing embroidery on real garment panels to eliminate puckering.
Bulk Production
Multi-head machine production with strict inline quality control.
