How it works
How Embroidery Works
Before we can stitch your logo, it needs to be digitized — converted from an image file into a stitch file that tells our embroidery machines exactly where to place each thread. Once digitized, that file can be reused on any future order, so you only pay the digitizing fee once.
From there, the machine stitches your design directly into the garment, layering thread colors to build the final look. Because there's no ink involved, embroidery holds up to years of washing without the cracking or fading that can eventually affect printed designs.
