How to Prepare Your Logo for Embroidery and Print

Pictured: a detailed embroidered crest — exactly reproduced from the customer's artwork.

The better your artwork, the better your finished garment. Here's how to give us a logo we can reproduce perfectly.

Best file formats

Vector files (AI, EPS or PDF) are ideal — they scale to any size without going blurry. A high-resolution PNG or JPEG can work for print, but the bigger and cleaner, the better.

Embroidery needs digitising

For embroidery, your logo is converted into a stitch file — a one-off process called digitising. Fine detail and tiny text don't always translate to thread, so we'll advise any tweaks. More on embroidery here.

Just send what you have

Don't have a vector file? Send whatever you've got and we'll tell you if anything's needed — or point you to our quote form to get started.