Embroidery stitches your logo into the garment with thread. We digitise your artwork into a high-stitch-count file for crisp, dense logos with a tactile, premium finish, and it is the most durable way to brand clothing that is washed often: uniforms, polos, caps, outerwear and towels.
Last updated 19 September 2026
For chest logos on uniforms, polos and caps, and for anything washed often or worn outdoors. A stitched logo does not crack, peel or fade, and it reads as premium. For very large or full-colour designs, a print is usually better.
Digitising turns your logo into a stitch file that tells the machine where each stitch goes. A good file is what makes small text and fine detail stitch cleanly. It is done once per logo and kept on file for reorders.
Up to a point: very thin lines and very small lettering blur when stitched. We check your artwork at the size you want and suggest adjustments on the mockup before anything is sewn.
Foam under the stitching raises the logo off the fabric. It suits bold shapes on caps and hoodies; see the 3D puff page for details.
Send the product, rough quantity and your logo or idea using the form at the top of the page. A real person replies, usually within hours on working days.
You get a digital mockup and an itemised quote. Minimum order: 50 pieces per design, sizes mixed freely.
£150 for one or two samples, worldwide shipping included. Place a bulk order afterwards and the £150 comes off your invoice.
Production takes 10–15 working days from artwork approval, before freight. Tracked freight worldwide, with landed cost confirmed in your quote.
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50 pieces per design, with sizes mixed freely.
Yes. A stitched logo does not crack, peel or fade with washing, which is why it is the standard for uniforms.
Your logo as vector artwork (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG), or a high-resolution image. We digitise it into a stitch file and show you a mockup first.
Yes. Embroidered logos and woven labels are both available on wholesale towels.
