Embroidery: a premium, stitched finish for your logo.
Your logo is stitched into the fabric in coloured thread: raised, textured and as long-lasting as the garment itself. Ideal for uniforms, polos and caps. No minimum order.
Sample design- Minimum order
- No minimum order
- Best for
- Logos on polos, shirts, caps, jackets and uniforms
- Colours
- Several thread colours per logo
- Materials
- Polos, shirts, caps, jackets, sweatshirts and most woven or heavier fabrics
How embroidery works.
- 1
Your logo is converted into a stitch file (digitised) that tells the machine where every stitch goes.
- 2
The machine stitches the logo into the garment, one thread colour at a time.
- 3
Loose threads are trimmed and the backing is cleaned up by hand.
Feel: Raised, textured thread.
Why choose embroidery
- A premium, professional look for uniforms and corporate wear
- Lasts as long as the garment: nothing to crack, peel or fade
- Perfect for caps, where a raised logo looks best
- No minimum order
Good to know
- Very fine detail, tiny text and gradients don't stitch well; logos are sometimes simplified slightly
- Large designs across the back are better printed (DTF or screen printing)
What we make with embroidery.
Embroidery examples.
Photos of real orders, and sample designs (marked) where we don't have a photo yet.
Sample designEmbroidery: common questions.
Is there a minimum order for embroidery?
No. We embroider single pieces as well as full uniform orders.
Embroidery or printing: which is better for a company logo?
Embroidery gives polos, shirts and caps a premium, long-lasting finish and suits simple logos on the chest or cap front. Printing (DTF or screen printing) is better for large designs, fine detail, gradients and t-shirts.
Can any logo be embroidered?
Most logos can. Very small text and fine detail may be simplified slightly so they stitch cleanly, and gradients are replaced with solid thread colours. We show you how it will look before stitching.
What can you embroider on?
Polos, shirts, caps, jackets, sweatshirts, hoodies and most uniform fabrics.
Read before you order.
Sample design2 November 2026 · 5 min read
Embroidery or printing for company uniforms? How to choose
When to embroider and when to print the logo on polos, shirts, t-shirts, caps and jackets, how to get your logo ready, and how to plan a uniform order without a minimum.
2 November 2026 · 6 min read
DTF vs sublimation vs screen printing vs embroidery: which to choose?
A plain-language comparison of DTF, sublimation, screen printing and embroidery: what each is best for, minimum orders, colours, fabrics and feel, and which suits t-shirts, polos, jerseys, caps, flags, banners and mugs.
Not sure it's the right method?
Tell us your design and quantity and we'll suggest the best one. Or compare them yourself:
DTF printing
Full-colour logos, photos and detailed artwork; small and mixed orders.
no minimum order
About DTF printingSublimation printing
All-over sports jerseys, polyester tees, fabric flags, cloth banners and mugs.
no minimum order
About sublimation printingScreen printing
Bulk orders of simple designs in one to four solid colours.
from 50 pieces per design
About screen printingGet a quote for embroidery.
Send us your artwork, the product and the quantity, and we'll reply with a price and a free digital proof.