A hoodie, polo shirt, t shirt,
jacket, hat will be seen by everyone who encounters the wearer.
How To Order
1. If you want embroidered text, choose a
font, case and
thread color.
On our
Embroidery Thread Color Chart find the name of the
thread color that is the closest match to the Pantone Matching
System (PMS) colors that make up your logo. If you do not know
the PMS colors ask your graphic designer or artist.
There may be some slight variation when comparing ink colors to
embroidery thread colors, and not all PMS colors are available
in embroidery thread colors.
2. If you already have a logo or design
that you would like embroidered,
e-mail us the artwork. We prefer a jpeg; however other acceptable file
formats are tiff and giff (for a PC not a Mac).
The higher the resolution and better the graphic quality, the
better the embroidery will be. Please provide us with the
approximate dimensions of the logo. If possible, the artwork
should be as close to the size that you want it embroidered.
3. After we review your artwork, we will give you
a free estimate of the onetime cost to digitize it, and the
estimated cost each time we embroider the design. These costs will
depend on the design's size and complexity.
If you agree to the estimate, payment
for the one-time cost to digitize the artwork is required before
we proceed and is non-refundable.
4. After we have
your artwork digitized, if you like, we will e-mail you a digital
image of an actual stitch out for your approval. We will not proceed
with your order until you approve by e-mail or fax. If you do not
confirm your order, it will be placed on hold until you approve by
e-mail or fax.
5. Once items have been embroidered, they
CANNOT be returned or exchanged unless for defects in
workmanship.
Some things to keep in mind:
•There may be some slight variation when comparing ink color
to embroidery thread color, and not all PMS colors are available
in embroidery thread colors.
•Not all designs or logos are embroidery friendly because,
more often than not, it was designed for print.
•With print, letters can be much smaller and colors can be
incorporated into each other more fluidly than with embroidery.
Therefore, sometimes modifications must be made to the size and
/or layout of lettering, logo, or design to achieve the best
results (with your approval of course).
•Sometimes, the smallest text in a design or logo will dictate
the size that it can be embroidered.
•The smallest text we can embroider with any legibility is about
.25" in height. Depending on the size, some designs, images or
logos with intricate detail will need to be reduced in
complexity to attain high quality embroidery as the end result.