Embroidery
Embroidery adds value a buyer can see and touch. The right method depends on the look, the fabric and the quantity.
Photo to add
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- Schiffli
- Large multi-head machines for all-over embroidery and lace-like borders.
- Eyelet (broderie anglaise)
- Punched holes finished with stitching, classic on white cotton.
- Cutwork
- Fabric cut away inside stitched outlines for open-work motifs.
- Computerised placement
- Precise single motifs on yokes, pockets and cuffs.
- Hand embroidery
- Thread, bead and sequin work for statement pieces.
Best for
- Summer whites and resort dresses
- Blouse yokes and sleeves
- Premium and occasion pieces
What to specify
- Vector artwork and placement
- Stitch type and density
- Thread colours
- Strike-off approval before sampling
Embroidery, answered.
- What is a strike-off?
- A test of the embroidery (or print) on the actual fabric, approved before sampling the garment, so colour and density are right first time.
You bring the vision.
We'll make it real.
Send a tech pack, sketch or idea with the quantity you need. You'll get costing and a sampling plan.