Embroidery

Needle & Thread

High-quality embroidery is stitched directly into the product using the classic needle and thread process of sewing with a wooden hoop. Our hoops are not wood and our top of the line machine can sew out 1,000 stitches per minute. Embroidery is an excellent choice for hats but we also stitch shirts, jackets, backpacks, blankets, and more.

Our thread is Oeko-Tek^® certified to be free from harmful substances. Certification here.

*12 Piece Minimum

Flat Embroidery

Flat Embroidery is what you’re used to seeing on the shirt of the mechanic who changed the oil in your car last week. Placing a professional logo on the left chest is a common application for this method. Depending on the stability of the product we use different types of backing applications to assure the stitching has something solid to grab on to.

Great for

Beanies, Shirts, Backpacks, Blankets, Polos, and more.

Hat/ Cap Embroidery

We swear, we don’t only offer green products. Embroidery is the premium decoration method for baseball style caps and is more than likely the method used on nearly every hat kicking around your house. Utilizing up to 15 thread colors in your design we can get a little wild with hat embroidery so, don’t be shy if you have a creative idea.

Great for

Baseball hats, Dad Hats, 5-Panels, Campers, and Truckers.

Wild Card?

We love bringing our customers creative ideas to life with quality embroidery so if you have something a little crazy in mind we’re the shop for you.

Great for

Custom products or not so standard locations.

Stitch & Patch Info

Satin Stitch

Flat stitches sewn closely together to cover sections of fabric. Used for letters, borders, and areas of design. Forms a pattern resembling satin.

Run Stitch

A single line of stitches used mostly for thin outlines or borders and fine detailing.

Fill Stitch

A series of parallel running stitches used to cover large areas. Can alter the angle, length, and repeat sequence of the stitches to create different fill patterns.

3D/ Puff

Satin stitches are sewn over a foam / plastic / rubber foundation to create a 3-D puffy effect. Works best with large rounded letters and art.

Appliqué

Laser cut wool felt sewn onto the product with different run stitch types. The most common being a bean stitch as seen above. Wool Appliqué provides a vintage ebbets field cap look that gets better with time.

Leather Patch

Laser cut genuine leather patches with laser engraved designs. Applied with a heavy gauge perimeter stitch with dark brown thread.

PVC Patch

Laser cut and carved PVC patches with a gutter for perimeter stitch application. Best for simple and bold designs.

Embroidery Limitations

Due to the limitations of embroidery there are much more specific requirements that need to be met. The information below will help you achieve the best results possible with your designs for embroidery.

Text Requirements

Minimum text height: 0.25″ (this includes the lowercase letters)
Minimum thickness of lines: 0.05″

design do’s

Design Do’s

Our Expertise

The Good

We consider embroidery to be a more premium method of decoration for hats and retail products where printing can look/ feel cheap or just not right.

Not so good

Being that embroidery is a method of sewing; fine detail, shading, shadows, and small text are advised against but, you can always reach out and have a member of our team review your design.

Embroidery project in mind?

Whether it’s a small or large project, chances are we can stitch it.