Embroidery Service
What We Offer
Our embroidery service offers, detail oriented work. We use Japanese made machinery and German threads alongside our experienced digitizers to achieve the best results we can.
Small or large embroidery, almost all types of garments, placements and fabrics. Including and not limited to Chest, Full Front, Full Back, Sleeves, Pockets, Pants, Hoodies, Socks, Totes, Caps, Beanies, Jackets, Blankets, Towels, Cut and Sew Fabrics, Upholstery Fabrics, Velvet, Wool, Cashmere & more.
Why Us
Quality materials and Machinery. Laser Targeting Systems, Magnetic Hoops and years of experience makes us confident in our delivery.
Once we’ve agreed on a delivery date, we’ll ensure it’s fulfillment, even if it requires working nights and weekends to meet our commitment. We turn around most of the orders within 10 Business days, but we also provide rush order deliveries upon request.
We’ve crafted a pricing framework that’s clear and accessible to both us and our clients. Additionally, we ensure that our prices remain highly competitive in the market.
We highly value our clients’ time and resources, and we consistently go the extra mile to ensure that everything is delivered to the best of our abilities, prioritizing our clients’ satisfaction above all else. Please take a moment to read what our clients have to say below.
How Does It Work
Threads and Finishes
Polyneon General Use
Polyneon is a premium brand of polyester embroidery thread known for its exceptional quality and versatility in the world of machine embroidery. Characterized by its vibrant hues, remarkable durability and lustrous sheen, Polyneon thread offers embroiderers a wide range of colors to choose from, ensuring that their designs stand out with vivid clarity.
One of its main advantages lies in its ability to maintain colorfastness even after repeated washings and exposure to sunlight, making it the ideal choice for projects that require long-lasting luster.
Polyneon General Use
Polyneon is a premium brand of polyester embroidery thread known for its exceptional quality and versatility in the world of machine embroidery. Characterized by its vibrant hues, remarkable durability and lustrous sheen, Polyneon thread offers embroiderers a wide range of colors to choose from, ensuring that their designs stand out with vivid clarity.
One of its main advantages lies in its ability to maintain colorfastness even after repeated washings and exposure to sunlight, making it the ideal choice for projects that require long-lasting luster.
Cotton Thread
Cotton thread is a textile material widely used and appreciated in a variety of industries, from fashion to household goods and handicrafts. It is produced from the natural fibers found in the seeds of the cotton plant, known scientifically as Gossypium.
These fibers are soft, flexible and generally white in color, which facilitates their dyeing to obtain a wide range of colors. One of the most outstanding characteristics of cotton yarn is its softness and breathability. This makes it ideal for clothing, especially in hot climates, as it allows the skin to breathe and provides all-day comfort.
Matt Thread
Matt threads” is a type of yarn used in the textile industry that is characterized by its matte and smooth surface. This type of yarn is manufactured by a special process that involves the use of high quality fibers and careful finishing to achieve a matte appearance and a soft feel to the touch. Mat yarn is especially popular in the manufacture of high-end garments, where its elegant appearance and luxurious texture are valued.
In addition, it is used in the manufacture of home textiles, such as curtains and bedding, as well as in the production of luxury textile products. Its matte finish gives it a sophisticated and timeless appearance, making it a popular choice for a wide range of applications in the textile industry.
Matt Thread
Matt threads is a type of yarn used in the textile industry that is characterized by its matte and smooth surface. This type of yarn is manufactured by a special process that involves the use of high quality fibers and careful finishing to achieve a matte appearance and a soft feel to the touch. Matt yarn is especially popular in the manufacture of high-end garments, where its elegant appearance and luxurious texture are valued.
In addition, it is used in the manufacture of home textiles, such as curtains and bedding, as well as in the production of luxury textile products. Its matte finish gives it a sophisticated and timeless appearance, making it a popular choice for a wide range of applications in the textile industry.
Flame Resistant
N40 fire resistant yarn is a type of yarn specifically designed to resist high temperatures and retard the spread of fire in textile applications. This type of yarn is manufactured using special materials that have flame-retardant properties, which means they do not burn easily and have improved heat resistance compared to conventional yarns.
In short, N40 fire-resistant yarn is a crucial component in the manufacture of textile products that must meet stringent fire safety and high temperature standards.
Metallic
Metallic thread is a type of thread made from metallic materials, such as aluminum, copper, stainless steel, gold or silver, among others. Unlike conventional yarns made from textile fibers, metallic thread is composed of metallic filaments that can be thin and flexible, similar in appearance and handling to conventional sewing threads.
Metallic thread is used in a variety of applications, both functional and decorative. In the textile industry, it is used to add bright, eye-catching details to garments, accessories, embroidery and fabrics. It is also used in the manufacture of technical textiles for industrial applications, such as electrical conductors, filter fabrics and electromagnetic shielding textiles.
Metallic
Metallic thread is a type of thread made from metallic materials, such as aluminum, copper, stainless steel, gold or silver, among others. Unlike conventional yarns made from textile fibers, metallic thread is composed of metallic filaments that can be thin and flexible, similar in appearance and handling to conventional sewing threads.
Metallic thread is used in a variety of applications, both functional and decorative. In the textile industry, it is used to add bright, eye-catching details to garments, accessories, embroidery and fabrics. It is also used in the manufacture of technical textiles for industrial applications, such as electrical conductors, filter fabrics and electromagnetic shielding textiles.
Reflective
Reflective thread is a type of yarn designed to improve visibility in low light or dark conditions by reflecting incident light. It is composed of a fiber core (usually polyester) coated with reflective material, such as glass microspheres or chemically treated reflective material.
When light strikes the reflective yarn, the microspheres or reflective material scatter the light back towards the original source, creating a bright, visible effect in the dark. This makes reflective yarn especially useful in clothing, accessories and sports equipment used in outdoor activities such as running, cycling or walking at night.
Illuminating Thread
Luminous yarn is a special type of yarn that emits its own light in the dark or in low visibility conditions. Unlike reflective yarn, which reflects incident light, luminous yarn is capable of generating its own light source, making it highly visible in the dark.
Luminous yarn generally contains phosphorescent or luminescent materials that absorb visible light or ultraviolet energy during the day and then emit that energy in the form of visible light when the light source disappears. This means that the yarn can “charge up” when exposed to light and then emit that stored light in the dark, creating a luminous effect.
Illuminating Thread
Luminous yarn is a special type of yarn that emits its own light in the dark or in low visibility conditions. Unlike reflective yarn, which reflects incident light, luminous yarn is capable of generating its own light source, making it highly visible in the dark.
Luminous yarn generally contains phosphorescent or luminescent materials that absorb visible light or ultraviolet energy during the day and then emit that energy in the form of visible light when the light source disappears. This means that the yarn can “charge up” when exposed to light and then emit that stored light in the dark, creating a luminous effect.
Raised (Puff/3D) Embroidery
Relief embroidery, also known as puff embroidery or 3D embroidery, is a decorative technique that creates a three-dimensional effect in the design through the use of additional filler that raises certain areas of the embroidery above the surface of the base fabric. This type of embroidery is achieved through the use of special filler materials, such as foams or thicker threads, which are stitched under selected areas of the design to create volume and texture.
During the relief embroidery process, the desired area of the design is filled with the chosen filler material and then embroidered over with decorative stitches to secure the filler in place and define the contours of the design.
Appliqué
Appliqué embroidery is an embroidery technique that involves the appliquéing of fabric pieces onto a base fabric to create a decorative design. In this technique, fabric pieces are cut into specific shapes and stitched onto the base fabric using decorative stitches, such as appliqué stitches or border stitches, to secure them in place and enhance the design.
The word “appliqué” comes from French and means “to apply” or “to place on”. In appliqué embroidery, the fabric pieces can be of different colors, textures or patterns, allowing for the creation of complex and detailed designs with a variety of visual effects. This technique is especially popular in textile decoration, such as quilts, blankets, pillows, garments and accessories.
Appliqué
Appliqué embroidery is an embroidery technique that involves the appliquéing of fabric pieces onto a base fabric to create a decorative design. In this technique, fabric pieces are cut into specific shapes and stitched onto the base fabric using decorative stitches, such as appliqué stitches or border stitches, to secure them in place and enhance the design.
The word “appliqué” comes from French and means “to apply” or “to place on”. In appliqué embroidery, the fabric pieces can be of different colors, textures or patterns, allowing for the creation of complex and detailed designs with a variety of visual effects. This technique is especially popular in textile decoration, such as quilts, blankets, pillows, garments and accessories.
Lettering Service
Signage is a specialized service that provides the creation and application of signs or signage on a variety of surfaces and environments. These signs can include letters, numbers, logos, graphics, images and any other type of visual information you wish to communicate.
Signage is used in a wide range of applications, from commercial and advertising signage to space identification, building orientation, vehicle decoration, and product branding. Signage services can offer a variety of material options and printing techniques to suit the specific needs of each project, including adhesive vinyls, paints, digital printing, engraving and material cutting.