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Embroidery

Business owners know how important it is to build trust with your customers. Before anyone purchases your product or uses your service, they need to feel like they are dealing with someone professional.

Remember, first impressions count, so make sure your workwear reflects your professional approach.

One way to ensure your branded workwear always looks good is with quality custom embroidery.

If you’re torn between screen printing or embroidery for your workwear, we will explain exactly how custom embroidery can help your business stand out.

MAKE A HUGE IMPACT

Custom embroidery allows you the freedom of expression in a sophisticated way. When you have a spark of an idea and set out to design your custom embroidery, you may have questions. Whatever embroidery idea you have, we can make the perfect custom piece that you will be proud to wear.

Remember, when designing your logo...

TAKE YOUR TIME

KEEP IT SIMPLE

MAKE IT UNIQUE

CREATE A CLASSIC LOOK

Embroidery has a long history as an art and handicraft and has never gone out of style. Embroidery looks classy, professional and more attractive on products — whether it’s caps, uniforms or embroidered badges. Embroidery instantly adds a premium feel to items and is available in a wide array of colours. If your logo requires specific tints, you’ll be sure to find the closest matching threads to achieve the right result.

Embroidery is durable
It’s no exaggeration to say that embroidery can last a lifetime. Some pieces of embroidered fabric have been known to last hundreds of years. Even after

numerous washes, your embroidered company name

won’t lose its shine. You may pay a little more for embroidery upfront than you would for screen or digital direct to garment printing, but embroidery will certainly last the longest.

Embroidery can be customised
Custom embroidery can reproduce your logo with vibrant colours and detailed design. You can also customize each piece of clothing with your employee's name or their department. Like most printing or embroidery, it’s best to keep your logo simple and ensure the lettering isn’t too small. Pretty much any material can be embroidered.