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A sample of the work types we handle across embroidery and vector art. Every job is built for a specific fabric, size and machine.

Artwork to stitch

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Left chest logo Flat stitch on a pique polo, 3.5 in wide
Cap front 3D puff on a structured cap
Applique number Twill with a satin cover stitch
Chenille letter Varsity jacket, moss and border
Towel monogram Raised stitching on terry
Pet portrait Layered photo stitch from a phone photo
Team crest Small lettering held legible at 2.5 in
Vector logo rebuild Low resolution raster redrawn as vector

Working on something similar? Send it over and we will tell you how we would build it. More detail on embroidery digitizing and vector artwork conversion.

What to look for in a stitch file

A preview image only tells you so much. These are the things that decide whether a file runs well on the floor.

Sensible stitch count

A design with far more stitches than it needs costs machine time on every single garment you run.

Clean registration

Outlines that sit where they should after the fill, with no gaps opening up as the fabric moves.

Efficient pathing

Fewer trims and jumps means less thread breakage and less time spent trimming by hand afterwards.

Want to see your own logo digitized?

Send one design. You will see exactly how we build a file before committing to anything else.

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