What file formats do you accept for custom embroidery artwork?

We accept high-resolution PNG, JPG, SVG, and AI files. For the absolute sharpest embroidery results, vector formats like SVG or AI work best because they can be scaled perfectly without losing detail. If you upload a standard PNG or JPG, please ensure it is clear, high-resolution, and not blurry.

Is there a minimum order quantity for custom apparel?

No! We have no minimum order requirements. You can order a single premium custom pullover hoodie or a full bulk batch for your entire team.

How long will it take to receive my custom order?

Standard production and digitizing take 3–5 business days, plus shipping transit time. We will email you a tracking link as soon as your items leave our shop.

What is the return policy for custom items?

Because custom items are permanently stitched with your unique artwork, we cannot accept returns or exchanges unless the garment is physically defective or we made a mistake in production. If there is an issue with your order, please contact us immediately so we can make it right.

How do you convert my artwork into embroidery?

Unlike automated conversion software that causes puckering and loose threads, we perform 100% manual embroidery digitizing. We map every single stitch by hand using industrial-grade threads to guarantee retail-ready precision that outlasts the garment.

How should I wash and care for my embroidered apparel?

To keep your custom stitching sharp, vibrant, and wrinkle-free for years to come, we recommend following these care steps:
Turn the garment inside out before washing to shield the embroidery threads from friction.
Machine wash on a gentle or delicate cycle using cold water. Hot water can shrink the fabric and cause the embroidery design to pucker.
Use a mild detergent and never use chlorine bleach, which can strip the color from the threads.
Additionally, Avoid washing with heavy items like jeans or clothing with open zippers that could snag the loops.
Air-dry by hanging or laying flat. Avoid hot dryer cycles which distort the thread layout.
If ironing is needed, never place a hot iron directly onto the embroidery threads. Turn the garment inside out and iron lightly from the back, or place a thin cloth over the front design.

Our Quality Custom Embroidery Process

We transform your digital logos and custom designs into durable, vibrant custom apparel using commercial-grade embroidery threads.