Why select Embroidered Workwear?

Did you know that your logo could be embroidered onto any type of workwear? Embroidered workwear can be produced fast and surely by using existing polo shirts, boiler suits, hats, ties and so on, and it doesn't have to break the bank.

Company image embroidered workwear is a cost-effective and thrifty way to upgrade your company's image and stay ahead of the competition.

Embroidered ties

Once the withhold of the big multinationals and chains, now even small and medium sized businesses can benefit from having a smart, expert appearing workforce. Gone are the days when it was approved for customers to see your staff in jeans and a t-shirt. Tough economic times request that you do everything you can to stay ahead of the competition, big or small.

One such way, is to have your logo, company name, phone number and web address embroidered onto your shirts, jackets, hats, polo shirts. In fact any items your employees will be wearing.

Why embroidery? The two most beloved ways of personalizing clothing are embroidery, either by hand or machine or by screen printing.

Screen printing is very common and is used by most of the big sports brands. You can tell if a logo or image is screen printed if it looks like plastic or rubber attached to the garment. Screen printing is good for large designs, but it doesn't last as long, it'll come off on your iron if you iron the form and eventually it'll crack and fall off after many washes. Embroidery on the other hand, gives a much higher potential and longer lasting finish.

Embroidered designs are good if they are smaller as each form is created using distinct coloured threads stitched into the fabric. Each form is made up of thousands of stitches and unlike screen printed designs, large embroideries can become quite heavy and won't sit on the fabric properly. Despite this, Embroidery is surely the best option for most corporate workwear requirements due to its potential discontinue and long-lasting durability.

How long does it take? In the old days, every Embroidery was done by hand and could take days or weeks to complete. Contemporary technology now means that a form can be scanned and digitized from a jpeg image in seconds and embroidered by machine in just a few minutes. Every Embroidery contains thousands of stitches, so the time can vary, but most designs should only take a few minutes to apply to each garment.

How much does it cost? The price will vary depending on the Embroidery company you choose, but as a guideline for a medium form of 5000 stitches (3" x 1.5") you should expect to pay up to per application of the form onto a garment. The price will also be affected by the type of thread you choose and of course by the number of colours your form contains. Metallic options such as gold or silver will be the most expensive threads due to the higher cost of the thread.

Why select Embroidered Workwear?

Did you know that your logo could be embroidered onto any type of workwear? Embroidered workwear can be produced fast and surely by using existing polo shirts, boiler suits, hats, ties and so on, and it doesn't have to break the bank.

Company image embroidered workwear is a cost-effective and thrifty way to upgrade your company's image and stay ahead of the competition.

Embroidered ties

Once the withhold of the big multinationals and chains, now even small and medium sized businesses can benefit from having a smart, expert appearing workforce. Gone are the days when it was approved for customers to see your staff in jeans and a t-shirt. Tough economic times request that you do everything you can to stay ahead of the competition, big or small.

One such way, is to have your logo, company name, phone number and web address embroidered onto your shirts, jackets, hats, polo shirts. In fact any items your employees will be wearing.

Why embroidery? The two most beloved ways of personalizing clothing are embroidery, either by hand or machine or by screen printing.

Screen printing is very common and is used by most of the big sports brands. You can tell if a logo or image is screen printed if it looks like plastic or rubber attached to the garment. Screen printing is good for large designs, but it doesn't last as long, it'll come off on your iron if you iron the form and eventually it'll crack and fall off after many washes. Embroidery on the other hand, gives a much higher potential and longer lasting finish.

Embroidered designs are good if they are smaller as each form is created using distinct coloured threads stitched into the fabric. Each form is made up of thousands of stitches and unlike screen printed designs, large embroideries can become quite heavy and won't sit on the fabric properly. Despite this, Embroidery is surely the best option for most corporate workwear requirements due to its potential discontinue and long-lasting durability.

How long does it take? In the old days, every Embroidery was done by hand and could take days or weeks to complete. Contemporary technology now means that a form can be scanned and digitized from a jpeg image in seconds and embroidered by machine in just a few minutes. Every Embroidery contains thousands of stitches, so the time can vary, but most designs should only take a few minutes to apply to each garment.

How much does it cost? The price will vary depending on the Embroidery company you choose, but as a guideline for a medium form of 5000 stitches (3" x 1.5") you should expect to pay up to per application of the form onto a garment. The price will also be affected by the type of thread you choose and of course by the number of colours your form contains. Metallic options such as gold or silver will be the most expensive threads due to the higher cost of the thread.

Why select Embroidered Workwear?