About the Workshop

Built Around One Rule: The Sample Decides

Plenty of embroidery looks fine in a mock-up and disappoints on fabric. Our whole process exists to close that gap before your money is on the line.

Operator guiding fabric through an embroidery machine
Digitizing tells the machine what to do. Watching it stitch tells us whether the digitizing was right.

What We Actually Do

Shafaat Industries takes artwork — a logo, a crest, a sketch, sometimes just a description — and turns it into embroidered goods: patches, caps, uniforms, linen and keepsakes. Most of our work is customised; almost none of it is repeated stock.

The craft sits in two places. First, digitizing: converting your artwork into a stitch file, deciding stitch directions, densities and underlay so the design sits correctly on the specific fabric. Second, finishing: trimming, pressing and checking each piece by hand, because a machine can place ten thousand stitches perfectly and one loose thread will still ruin the impression.

We quote itemised, we sample before every production run, and we tell you plainly when a design won't work well in thread — small text on pique polo fabric, for instance — and what to change so it will.

How Quality Stays Consistent

  • Digitizing Done In-House No outsourced stitch files. The person who digitizes your design is the one who watches the first sample come off the machine — and fixes it the same day.
  • Samples on the Real Fabric A sample stitched on scrap tells you nothing. We sample on the actual garment or material of your order, because density that suits twill will pucker on jersey.
  • Piece-by-Piece Checking Every piece in a run is inspected for thread breaks, registration and colour before packing — not a spot check of one box in ten.
  • Honest Lead Times If a deadline can't be met properly, we say so at the quotation stage — not a week after taking the order.
Workshop wall stocked with spools of thread in dozens of colours
Colour matching happens against physical thread charts, not screen previews.

Who we work with

From One Jacket to a Thousand Badges

The order book is a mix, and we like it that way — the single-piece work keeps the craft sharp, and the production runs keep the process disciplined.

Businesses & Teams

Uniform programmes, branded workwear, staff caps and event merchandise — quoted per item, with re-order pricing agreed up front so repeat runs are painless.

Institutions & Clubs

School and college badges, sports club crests, scout and society insignia — designs kept on file so every batch matches the last one, year after year.

Individuals

A jacket back for one person, a monogrammed gift set, a hoop marking a wedding or a birth. Small orders get the same sample-first treatment as large ones.

See If We're the Right Fit

Send your design and quantity — you'll get an itemised quotation and a straight answer on feasibility within one working day.

Request a Quotation