Which designs suit 3D puff?
Bold shapes and chunky lettering. The raised effect needs width to stand up, so very fine lines and small text are better flat embroidered or printed.
3D puff raises your logo off the garment. Puff embroidery stitches over a foam layer for a raised, sculpted logo, most often on caps and hoodies; puff print uses an ink that rises as it cures for a soft, raised texture on hoodies and tees.
Last updated 19 September 2026
Bold shapes and chunky lettering. The raised effect needs width to stand up, so very fine lines and small text are better flat embroidered or printed.
Puff embroidery is stitched and very durable, and it is the classic look on caps. Puff print is softer and can cover larger areas on hoodies and tees.
The front panel of a cap, and chest or sleeve logos on hoodies. We check your artwork and show the effect on a mockup first.
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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Dense stitching on a quilted panel dimples the loft, and once a puffer has a pucker around the logo, nothing gets it out.
Embroidery stitched over a foam layer so the logo stands raised off the garment.
50 pieces per design, with sizes mixed freely.
Not well. It needs bold shapes to stand up; fine detail is better flat embroidered.
Puff embroidery is stitched and very durable. Puff print holds up well when cared for as the label says.