Digitizing
The Digitizing Process
Before your logo can be embroidered, it needs to be digitized — converted from a flat image into a stitch file that tells our machines the exact path, density, and direction of every stitch. Simple logos with clean lines and few colors digitize quickly and stitch out crisply at small sizes.
More detailed logos, fine text, or gradients take longer to digitize and may need minor simplification to embroider cleanly — something we'll flag before you approve your proof. Once your logo is digitized, that file is yours: every future reorder uses the same file, so your logo stitches out consistently every time.
