Embroidery stitches your logo directly into the garment using coloured threads. The raised texture looks premium and lasts as long as the garment itself.
It is the preferred branding method for corporate uniforms, premium streetwear and outerwear.
Embroidery styles
- Flat embroidery for clean logos
- 3D puff embroidery for raised lettering
- Appliqué with fabric shapes stitched on
- Chain-stitch for vintage lettering
Preparing your artwork
Logos are converted into a stitch file, known as digitising. Very fine lines or tiny text may need small adjustments so they stitch cleanly. We check this and share a preview before production.
What you can specify
| Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Placements | Chest, sleeve, back, collar, cap front |
| Styles | Flat, 3D puff, appliqué, chain-stitch |
| Threads | Matched to your brand colours |
| Best for | Logos, emblems, names |
| Durability | Very high – lasts with the garment |
Quick answer
Embroidery stitches a logo into fabric with thread. DEAL N TRADING offers flat, 3D puff, appliqué and chain-stitch embroidery for apparel, jackets, caps and uniforms.
Common questions
Is embroidery suitable for large designs?
Large designs are possible, especially on jackets, but very big stitched areas can feel heavy on light garments. We advise on size during sampling.
Can you embroider on knitted beanies?
Yes. Beanies are commonly embroidered on the cuff.
