Fabric-based review
Thickness, stretch, and weave define possible stitch density and backing choices.
Embroidery Production
Embroidery production for garments and products
Artwork, fabric, quantity, and delivery timing are reviewed across computer embroidery, hand embroidery, knit, beads, hotfix, and trimming.
- Review by artwork and fabric condition
- 1:1
- Representative decoration techniques
- 6
- From samples to production-ready flow
- B2B
Artwork to Stitch
Feasibility is judged through density, shine, and volume on real fabric.
- Applications
- Garments, patches, logos, seasonal samples
- Required files
- Artwork, fabric details, placement, quantity
- Review scope
- Technique, density, color, finish standards
- Flow
- Consultation, sample approval, production
Request Setup
Set placement and artwork first.
Placement, product conditions, and artwork files help review sample feasibility and backing needs faster.
Embroidery placement
Placement preview
Left chest
Artwork
Left chest
AI, PDF, PSD, PNG, JPG
Selected in the browser. File transfer is connected in the request step.
Request summary
Embroidery placement: Left chest
Why this page
Built like a product detail page, focused on production decisions.
Clear production conditions matter more than attractive images alone. This page organizes methods, file preparation, sample standards, and delivery flow in one place.
Artwork interpretation
Small letters, thin lines, and raised logos are checked before sample work begins.
Production standards
Approved samples become standards for color, placement, trimming, and tolerance.
Embroidery Options
One artwork can be divided across multiple processes.
Logos and fabric embroidery may be stabilized with computer embroidery while focal details are handled through hand embroidery, beads, hotfix, or trimming.
Computer machine
Computer embroidery
Computer embroidery machine functions cover logos, fabric embroidery, cording, ribbon, sequins, chenille, and rubber-volume embroidery.
Hand Finish
Hand embroidery & knit
Adds irregular craft and premium surface depth where machines are not enough.
Ornament
Beads & hotfix
Hand-applied beads and heat-set stones are separated by shine, density, and production method.
Trim
Trimming
Lace, fringe, tape, and cord details are reviewed with garment structure and seams.
Artwork file
Send AI, PDF, PSD, or the highest-resolution PNG/JPG available.
Fabric and placement
Share fabric type, thickness, embroidery position, and approximate area.
Quantity and deadline
Tell us the sample purpose, expected production quantity, and target delivery date.
Production Guide
Information that speeds up review
Even for a first inquiry, these details help us judge feasibility and suggest the right process faster.
Production Guide
Even for a first inquiry, these details help us judge feasibility and suggest the right process faster.
Order Flow
Production moves through consultation, sample, and bulk work.
Embroidery work is safer when risks are reviewed through artwork and fabric before final production.
01
Material review
Artwork, fabric, placement, quantity, and delivery needs are reviewed before suggesting a method.
02
Sample work
Stitch direction, density, color, and backing are adjusted on the actual fabric.
03
Production
Approved sample standards guide production, finishing, placement checks, and delivery.
FAQ
Common questions
Can small lettering be embroidered?
Sometimes, but thread thickness and fabric weave matter. Small text should be reviewed before sampling.
Can embroidery be added to finished garments?
It depends on garment construction and placement. Some finished products require a different method.
Will sample and production colors be identical?
Minor differences may occur due to thread lot, fabric color, and timing, so approval standards are set first.
Send artwork and fabric conditions first. We will organize feasibility.
A complete design is not required. Desired surface feel, placement, quantity, and deadline are enough to begin consultation.