Practical guides for preparing artwork, choosing patch types, understanding file formats, reviewing proofs, planning turnaround, and making better production decisions for custom patches and artwork services.
Six patch types, each with a job it does best. This guide breaks down embroidered, PVC, woven, chenille, leather, and sublimated patches so you pick the right one before you order.
Read ArticleSix patch types, each with a job it does best. This guide breaks down embroidered, PVC, woven, chenille, leather, and sublimated patches so you pick the right one before you order.
Read MoreYou cannot simply rename an image to .DST. Converting a logo to an embroidery file means digitizing it. Here is the full step-by-step process, what artwork works best, and how to get it done right.
Read MoreDST is the universal commercial format, PES is for Brother and Babylock machines, and EMB is the editable master file. Here is how to pick the right embroidery file for your machine.
Read MoreEmbroidery digitizing typically costs between $10 and $40 per logo, priced by stitch count, design complexity, and turnaround. Here is exactly what drives the price and how to avoid overpaying.
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