Embroidery Service
Body Wear offers a wide-range of high-quality custom apparel solutions to achieve your corporate branding & marketing strategy. If you are looking for a classy, upscale look, custom apparel embroidery is a perfect choice. Body Wear gives a professional, distinctive and sophisticated look to your logo, beside that, Body Wear is the most durable option for apparel decoration.
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Fast processing and delivery.
Get your order within 7-14 days.
Broad selection of designs, print methods, and apparel options.
Custom printing options available with minimal order requirements.
Contact our sales team to request for a free quote.
What is Embroidery Service?
An embroidery service is a professional offering where designs, logos, or text are stitched directly onto fabric using colored threads and embroidery machines, creating a durable, high-quality, and textured finish that resists fading—making it ideal for customizing apparel like polo shirts, uniforms, hats, and jackets with a professional, timeless style.
Why Choose Embroidery Service?
✅ Professional Appearance: Great for business uniforms and branded apparel.
✅ Long-Lasting: Resists washing and wear better than most print methods.
✅ Elegant Finish: Adds texture and depth that looks upscale.
✅ No Color Limit (within reason): You can use many thread colors, but not for photo-like gradients.
EMBROIDERY CUSTOMIZATION
Body Wear offers fast and reliable embroidery services using our in-house equipment, including over 30-head embroidery machines at our production facility. We maintain strict control over quality and timeliness throughout the entire process—from sourcing the products to digitizing and embroidering your logo or name—ensuring a high-quality finished product every time. Body Wear is also an excellent solution for corporate awareness campaigns within your organization, such as safety awareness, quality awareness, and green environment initiatives. Our embroidery services are suitable for a wide range of items, including polo shirts, caps, jackets, windbreakers, vests, bags, towels, and other corporate wear decorations.
What is Embroidery Service Process?
The embroidery service process typically involves several steps to create embroidered designs on fabric, garments, or other materials. Here’s a general overview of the process:
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Design Creation
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Client Design: The client provides a design, logo, or image that they want to be embroidered. This can be a hand-drawn sketch, a digital file (like a vector file), or a description of the design.
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Digitization: The design is converted into a format that the embroidery machine can read. This step is done by a professional digitizer who adjusts the design for stitching, including determining stitch types, densities, and order. Common embroidery file formats are DST, PES, or EXP.
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Approval: The final digital design is sent to the client for approval before moving on to production.
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Choosing the Materials
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Fabric Selection: The client chooses the type of fabric or garment (t-shirt, cap, towel, etc.) to be embroidered. The fabric type affects how the design will appear and the type of threads to be used.
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Thread Selection: The embroidery threads come in various colors and materials (polyester, rayon, cotton, etc.). Clients often choose thread colors based on their design or brand guidelines.
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Setting Up the Embroidery Machine
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The design file is uploaded to the embroidery machine.
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Hooping: The fabric is securely placed in an embroidery hoop, which keeps the fabric taut during the stitching process. Proper hooping is important to avoid fabric shifting or distortion of the design.
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Stabilizers: Depending on the fabric, a stabilizer (a backing material) may be used to prevent the fabric from puckering or moving during the embroidery process.
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Embroidery Process
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The embroidery machine begins stitching the design, following the digitized instructions. Multiple colors and thread types may be used, depending on the design.
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The machine stitches in layers, typically starting with the outlines and then moving to filling in larger areas.
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Quality Control: The operator monitors the machine for any issues such as thread breaks, needle malfunctions, or uneven stitching.
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Finishing Touches
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Trimming: After the embroidery is complete, any excess thread is trimmed, and the design is cleaned up.
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Pressing/Steaming: The fabric is pressed or steamed to remove any creases or hoop marks left during the embroidery process.
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Inspection
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The finished product is carefully inspected for quality control to ensure the embroidery is clean, accurate, and consistent with the design.
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The fabric is checked for any errors such as skipped stitches, thread tension issues, or fabric puckering.
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Packing and Delivery
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The embroidered products are folded, packaged, and prepared for delivery to the client.
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The client receives the final embroidered items in the specified quantity and condition.
