embroidery

Fall Has Arrived, Let's Decorate!

Posted by: Rebecca Galarza on Monday, October 31, 2011

Fall is a time when we take out the decorations and welcome the holidays.

Making a Fashion Statement-Embroidered Denim

Posted by: Rebecca Galarza on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

A nice fitting pair of  denim jeans is a must in any casual wardrobe. Many brands include a decorative embroidered flair to accentuate a style or look.

Get in Front of Your Audience!

Posted by: Matt Gould on Monday, September 19, 2011

No matter what product you sell, identifying your customer and then professionally presenting your product to that customer is always the priority. In order to have success selling letterman jackets with full back designs you MUST get the jackets in front of potential customers. Seeing is believing, as most high school students and their parents have not seen the "New Generation of Letterman Jackets" with the eye-catching full back design options that are available.

The New Generation of Letterman Jackets

Posted by: Matt Gould on Friday, August 12, 2011

High school students today no longer have to settle for the same old "cookie cutter" style letterman or varsity jackets that retailers have offered to their customers for the past 60 years. The “New Generation of Letterman Jackets” is targeted directly at the current and future high school student market.

What Does Good Digitizing Mean?

Posted by: Frank Gawronski on Thursday, August 11, 2011

There are three factors that contribute to a beautiful embroidery design that sews in a fluid fashion with little or no interruptions:

Digitizing In-House vs. Outsourcing

Posted by: Frank Gawronski on Thursday, August 11, 2011

Digitizing is a critical, initial step in the embroidery process. 

While some designs are simply lettering or monogramming keyed from pre-programmed alphabets, others are custom designs that are generated from customer supplied art. An average entrepreneur with moderate computer skills can learn how to lay-out and manipulate lettering. However, the skill sets necessary to convert art into custom designs are not quite as simple.