Embroidery

Embroidery’s been a custom apparel staple for ages. It looks and feels elegant, offering durability that prints simply can’t match. But what happens when traditional embroidery meets modern innovation?Enter unlimited color embroidery, a technique that allows gradients—a seamless transition between colors, giving your designs a vibrant, lifelike quality that stands out.

Digitization is a process that converts your design file to a format that supports embroidery. Each embroidery type requires a separate digitized file. You can re-use your digitized files for future orders of the same embroidery type.

Embroidery backing is an extra layer of fabric that’s placed on the inside of a product and embroidered along with the design.
Backing is commonly used for embroidery designs because it stabilizes the stitching and supports the embroidery. This ensures your designs look good and last a long time.