Reason #7 why embroidery shops do not want work on garments you bought elsewhere is for The Birds!
We had an prospective embroidery customer upset with us some days ago and we’ve been thinking about this interaction since. The call started innocently enough. The customer wanted to get a quote for embroidering his logo on shirts and jackets. We explained that the price depended upon two things: the complexity of the logo to be embroidered, and the type …
What the Chewbotcas Can Reveal about Color Phase Shifting
With embroidered custom apparel, one of the biggest challenges can be thread color selection. That may seem like a nonsensical issue at first, but consider the two main issues: While there are thousands of Pantone colors, there are only hundreds of thread colors. The apparent color of thread is affected by the angle of view and the direction of the …
Would You Like to Supersize the Screen Printing on that T-Shirt?
If you really want your screen printed t-shirts and hoodies to stand out from the crowd, consider going with an oversized image to create a watermark effect on your garment. One of our clients is a youth motocross racing club from south of the Seattle-Bellevue area in Washington. For a number of years, they just went with a basic two …