Logo Digitizing
Turn Your Logo Into an Embroidery-Ready Design
Your logo represents your business. When it’s embroidered, the details should stay recognizable, the lettering should remain readable, and the stitching should suit the surface.
We review your artwork and planned use before preparing the embroidery design. A logo for a polo shirt may need a different approach than the same logo on a structured cap.
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Details
Designed for Real-World Embroidery
From simple business marks to multi-color artwork, digitizing decisions affect how your design holds its shape and translates to fabric.
What Shapes the File
Finished size
The same logo at 2 inches and 10 inches needs different stitch types and detail levels.
Garment and fabric
Piqué polos, fleece, and twill caps each respond differently to density and underlay.
Color count
Colors are sequenced to reduce unnecessary thread changes.
Machine format
Tell us your format, such as DST or PES, so the file is ready for your machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one logo file work for every garment?
Often not ideally. A file planned for a left chest polo may need adjustments for a cap or a jacket back. Tell us each intended use.
What artwork should I send?
A vector file is best, but high-resolution JPG or PNG artwork can also be reviewed.
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Got a Design? Let’s Get It Moving.
Send us your artwork and tell us what you have in mind. We’ll review it and recommend the right next step.