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Embroidered clothing for businesses

Embroidered work clothes with your logo

T-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, softshells, shirts and aprons that take your logo in embroidery thread, as well as 3D embroidery or a patch. A raised finish that stands up to washing and lasts as long as the garment does, which is why custom embroidered work clothes are a safe choice for teams.

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1044 models ready to carry your logo.

They can be branded with screen printing, transfer screen printing, digital transfer, uv digital printing, sublimation, embroidery, 3d embroidery, printed patch or engraved leather patch. Minimum order of €100.00 excluding VAT per quote.

16 colours

Negro
Blanco
Gris
Plata
Oro y cobre
Azul
Azul marino
Turquesa
Rojo
Rosa
Morado
Verde
Amarillo
Naranja

Where it is used: Polo shirts, hoodies, caps and backpacks
When to choose it: Logos with few colours that need to withstand washing and years of use

Lasts as long as the garment

The thread doesn't crack or peel off in the wash. The fabric is what wears out first.

Best on fabric with some body

Embroidery looks good on sweatshirts, jackets and T-shirts of medium or heavy weight. On thin cotton it pulls the fabric and puckers the area around the logo.

Flat colours and a compact logo

Each colour is a separate thread, so gradients get simplified. Letters under about 5 mm high lose definition.

Sweatshirts, quilted jackets and aprons folded and stacked on an office shelf

Embroidered clothing for teams, offices and events

Embroidery is the go-to technique for clothing that gets worn and washed a lot: the team sweatshirt, the jacket for event staff, or the shirt and apron of whoever serves customers. A small logo on the chest reads as a quality garment.

It also works for new-starter welcome packs and trade show clothing. You can embroider the same logo on several garments within a single quote and reach the minimum order of €100.00 excl. VAT by combining them.

Close-up of a plain cotton sweatshirt folded next to a softshell jacket on a work table

How embroidery is done and which fabrics suit it

The logo is digitised in a stitching program and an embroidery machine sews it onto the garment, held taut in a hoop with a backing behind it. Garments come in cotton, cotton and polyester or technical fabric, many with OEKO-TEX certification and options in organic cotton or recycled material.

Besides flat embroidery there is 3D embroidery, sewn over foam to give a raised finish to logos with bold shapes, and printed or engraved leather patches for logos with a lot of detail. On waterproof fabrics every stitch pierces the material: the product page says whether the model can be embroidered and where.

How to choose the garment to embroider

Type of garment: Hooded or crew-neck sweatshirts, quilted jackets, softshells, windbreakers, shirts, aprons and gilets. For T-shirts, choose a medium or heavy weight.
Weight and composition: The heavier the fabric, the better it holds embroidery. Cotton with some body and fleece are good bases; for technical and waterproof garments, check the product page for the permitted areas.
Technique to suit the logo: Flat embroidery for simple chest logos, 3D embroidery for bold raised shapes, and a printed or engraved leather patch if there are gradients or small lettering.
Certifications and sustainability: You can filter by OEKO-TEX, amfori BSCI, OCS, GRS or GOTS, and by organic cotton or recycled material.