Services
Six Services, One Standard
Everything below runs through the same discipline: itemised quotation first, stitched sample second, production only after your written approval. The catalogue shows finished examples of each.
Custom Machine Embroidery
Flat, satin and 3D puff stitching on garments and fabric you supply or we source. Chenille and appliqué for larger fills.
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Patch Manufacturing
Embroidered and twill-base patches with a wrapped merrow border or clean laser-cut edge, finished with the backing your use case needs.
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Embroidery Digitizing
Your artwork converted into a production-ready stitch file, with directions, densities and underlay set for the target fabric, then test-stitched before we call it done.
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Uniform & Workwear Branding
Left-chest logos, sleeve marks and back panels on polos, uniforms and hi-vis workwear, stitched to survive industrial washing. Re-order pricing agreed up front.
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Monogramming & Personalisation
Initials, names and dates on shirts, robes, handkerchiefs, gifts and keepsakes. Choose from our lettering styles or send the font you use.
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Hospitality & Home Linen
Border work, monograms and logos on towels, robes, bed and table linen. Matched across the whole set, with towelling-specific underlay so designs sit proud of the pile.
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Three Things Decide Every Quotation
Stitch Count
The biggest factor. A dense 90 mm crest costs more to run than a large open-line design, which is why we quote from your actual artwork, not a size chart.
Quantity
Setup and digitizing spread across the run, so the per-piece price drops at quantity breaks. If you're between two quantities, ask for both prices.
Materials & Finishing
Backing type, special threads, and whether you supply the garments or we source blanks. Each is its own line on the quotation, so nothing is hidden in a lump sum.
Not Sure Which Service Fits?
Describe what you want to end up with and we'll tell you the technique, the realistic price band, and whether it will stitch well. That advice is free either way.