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Our Deals & BundlesWe embroider company logos onto workwear — stitched into the garment rather than printed on top, which is why it holds up to industrial washing and daily wear far longer than a transfer. Polos, softshell jackets, fleeces, hoodies and caps are the usual candidates. Delivery is UK-wide, and you can collect from our shop at 139 Balaam Street in London E13.
Embroidery is stitched from a digitised file, not from your logo directly. Converting your artwork into that file — digitising — is a one-off step per logo, and we do it as part of your first order.
We redraw your logo as stitch paths: which direction the thread runs, where it starts and stops, how dense each area is. Once digitised, the file is kept on record so every future order matches the first exactly.
Thread comes in fixed colours, so we match your brand colours to the nearest available shades and show them on the proof. A logo with many close tones usually reads better reduced to its strongest few.
Embroidery cannot hold fine detail the way print can. Thin lines close together merge, and small text fills in. Send a simplified version of your logo for embroidery if you have one, and expect lettering below roughly 5 mm tall to be dropped or enlarged. Every proof we send states the final stitched dimensions, so you can check the logo is the size you expect before approving it.
Pick the garments and colours and give us the size breakdown. Darker garments and heavier fabrics suit embroidery particularly well.
Upload your logo with your quote request. PNG, JPG, PDF, AI, SVG, EPS all work; vector files digitise most accurately.
We digitise the logo, quote the order, and send a proof showing the stitched result with its final dimensions and matched thread colours.
Check the proof carefully — spelling, colour matches and size. Nothing is stitched until you approve it.
We embroider, check each garment and pack the order for collection or delivery.
We accept PNG, JPG, PDF, AI, SVG and EPS files through the upload on your quote request. Vector artwork (AI, SVG, EPS or vector PDF) reproduces best. For pixel artwork, send 300 dpi at the final print size. Ordinary artwork usually needs digitising before it can be embroidered — we do this as part of your quote.
Some urgent orders can be accommodated, depending on garment stock, artwork readiness, payment and production capacity. Send us your design, quantity, sizes and the date and time you need the order by, and we will confirm in writing whether we can meet your deadline and what it will cost. Please treat a deadline as agreed only once we have confirmed it.
Send an urgent enquiryDigitising is a one-off step per logo, quoted with your first order. Repeat orders using the same logo do not need it again, which is why a second order is usually cheaper per garment than the first.
Most do, but some need simplifying. Fine detail, thin lines close together, gradients and very small text do not survive stitching at chest size. Send us your logo and we will tell you honestly what will and will not reproduce, and what we would change, before you commit to an order.
A left-chest logo is typically 70–90 mm wide, sized to suit your logo's proportions and the garment. The exact final dimensions are stated on the proof you approve, so there is no guesswork.
Embroidery for polos, jackets, fleeces and caps that are worn and washed constantly — it outlasts print on those garments. Printing for T-shirts, full-colour artwork and large designs. Mixed uniform orders often use both, and we can quote them together.
Ask us before sending anything. Whether we can depends on the garment's construction and condition, and we take no responsibility for a customer-supplied garment damaged in production — so we will tell you the risk first rather than after.
Yes, from 139 Balaam Street, London E13 8AF. We will let you know once your order is ready to collect.
Collection is separate from delivery: we post completed orders anywhere in the UK, and you can collect from this address instead if it is easier. See delivery and collection for both options.