Embroidery

With embroidery, your artwork undergoes a transformation into a digitized format before being intricately sewn onto garments using specialized polyester thread and needles. At Parkville Promotional, we employ professional-grade threads and ZSK embroidery machines to craft custom headwear, sweaters, fleece, golf shirts, and jackets.

 

Custom Embroidery employs automated processes where our machines read digitized files to replicate patterns onto garments with stitching precision. Digitization is pivotal, converting your design into a digital stitching format ready for your garment. Embroidery thrives with logos featuring clear elements, as overly intricate designs may need simplification to optimize results.

 

To guarantee longevity, a fabric backing reinforces the stitched design inside the garment, preventing unraveling and ensuring enduring quality.

The cost of embroidered designs varies based on stitch count and size. For left chest designs, we typically recommend a maximum size of 4x4" for optimal results. Larger or more intricate designs incur higher stitch counts and associated costs.

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Digitizing

Digitizing an embroidery file means converting a design into a format that an embroidery machine can read. Here’s a simple breakdown:

1. **Import the Design**: Load your image or artwork into embroidery software.
2. **Convert to Stitches**: Use the software to turn the design into a stitch pattern.
3. **Adjust**: Modify the stitch type, density, and order as needed.
4. **Save and Export**: Save the file in the appropriate format for your embroidery machine.

Finally, test the design on fabric to ensure it looks as expected.

What Can I Embroider?

Embroidery can be done on a variety of materials, including:

1. **Fabric**: Cotton, linen, silk, polyester, and blends.
2. **Apparel**: T-shirts, jackets, jeans, and hats.
3. **Home Decor**: Towels, pillowcases, tablecloths, and curtains.
4. **Accessories**: Bags, scarves, and shoes.
5. **Specialty Materials**: Felt, canvas, and neoprene.

The choice of material often depends on the design and the type of embroidery technique used.

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