CUSTOM EMBROIDERED POLOS & MORE

Digitizing is the process where your logo/text is converted into actual stitch paths for the embroidery machine to use to sew. This is not the same as having a vector file or cad file. There is a completely different process involved. Different companies, given a graphic to digitize, may and often will come up with completely different digitized versions.

There is a one-time digitizing fee of $40 on embroidery jobs.. Fees are waived on orders of 60 garments or more. Contact us to get a quote on your specific digitizing price.

We can sew up to a 19" x 15" field. The overall size depends on the proportions of your logo. Feel free to contact us if you have a special requirement.

Our turnaround time for embroidery is typically 5-10 Business days.  Sometimes we can expedite that even further.  We generally give you an estimated time frame upon ordering.

Yes, however pricing on one garment is priced retail and applicable digitizing fees will apply.

Center Front is 5.5" wide x 2" high. Offset front panel is 2.75" wide x 2" high. We can sew 270 degrees on a hat without taking it off the machine, (roughly ear to ear).

No. Our machines have 200 million stitch memory capacity, and we can embroider hundreds of thousands of stitches on a single design.

Yes. There is an additional cost, and not all logos will work for this. This method works best on logos or designs with wider lettering and graphics. Thin lettering or too large of a filled area does not turn out very well.

Unfortunately, no. Hat bills are embroidered before they are assembled into an actual hat. Once the hat is put together, a machine will not embroider through the bill.

Yes, 15 colors is the max we can do per design. Most logos don't have any more than 5 colors in them, so it's never really been an issue for us or our clients.

If you can stick a needle through it, we can embroider it! Shirts, hats, socks, belts, towels, beanies, pants, vests, jackets, coats and more. Feel free to call our team with any specific questions about our embroidery process and application.

For a quick approximation of the amount of stitches your design will need, use this simple equation: Multiply the length by the width then multiply the total by 2. That will give you the amount of 1,000 stitches. For example: 11/2” x 2” logo would be 1.5 x 2 = 3 then 3 x 2 = 6. So that design will require about 6000 stitches.