Twill Appliqué (Tackle Twill): Uses different fabrics, such as felts, attached using an adhesive and custom embroidery. Often used in fill areas on larger designs to reduce thread count. A familiar example of this style is on “letterman jackets”.

Puff Embroidery: Uses a foam underlay to add dimension to an embroidery design. This method will increase the thread count to ensure full coverage of the underlay.

3D Embroidery: Uses double stitch count to raise the embroidery. This style can create a layered affect within a design.

In addition, there are a variety of specialty threads available ranging from metallic, glitter, rainbow and even color-changing (photosensitive). Call us to find out how we can help you BNoticed with a one-of-a-kind embroidered promotional product.

Embroidery is priced based on the following:

• Artwork: Optional Artwork Services are available to create your designs in a format suitable for embroidery. In addition, artwork services are available to re-create existing designs into formats suitable for embroidery or to clean up designs to provide a higher quality embroidery product. Optional Artwork Services are quoted based on the design requirements.
• Digitizing: All artwork must be digitized for embroidery. Digitizing takes into consideration the design, fabric and backing requirements. Pricing for digitizing is quoted based on the design and fabric requirements.
• Thread Count: Embroidery pricing is based on the thread count of the design being embroidered, typically based on cost per thousand stitches.
• Other factors: The use of additional materials (e.g. Appliques, foam underlays, backing, etc.), specialty threads or other unique requirements may also affect pricing. The type of fabric being embroidered may also affect pricing.