A vector file (PDF/SVG/AI) is best. If you only have JPG/PNG, we can often work with it, but extra preparation may be required to keep details sharp.

Yes. Because the thread is stitched into the fabric, embroidery is highly durable—ideal for uniforms, workwear, and frequently worn garments.

Embroidery is generally very durable, which is why it’s popular for uniforms. For best longevity, follow the garment care label and avoid excessive heat during washing, drying, or ironing.

If your design contains photos, gradients, or very large solid areas, printing (DTG/DTF/screen printing) is often a better option. A combination can also work well depending on the garment and artwork.

Yes—on request we make patches that can be sewn onto garments or gear. This is practical when you want a swappable badge or a consistent look across different items.

Pricing depends on design size, stitch count, number of colors, placement, and quantity. More complex designs require more stitches and time, so they typically cost more.

Often yes, but embroidery has minimum sizes for readability. We check your artwork and, if needed, recommend small adjustments (thicker lines, simplified details).

Most common are: chest logo (left), back text, and a small sleeve mark. For caps, the most popular placement is centered on the front.

Once the design and settings are approved, reorders are usually faster—we only confirm quantities, sizes, and lead time.