This is another one of those questions we get asked fairly often. A buyer is charged with purchasing 150 logo embroidered shirts for a group. But there won’t be an opportunity to get individual sizes ahead of time. So it begs the question in the title of this article. In general the answer is yes. … Read more
It is a great question that is asked of us often. The answer really depends on how the supplier you are working with sets their pricing model. Embroidering a logo can be a time consuming process. It is a custom product. Every logo is different so the price can sometimes vary a great deal. Traditionally, … Read more
My wife and I are in the beginning phases of a kitchen remodel. That process will include all new appliances. One of our choices for purchasing these appliances is a local, family-owned company that has a big presence and a very good reputation in the Twin Cities area. The Warner’s Stellian brand reputation was upheld … Read more
One of the biggest challenges we face when working to embroider a logo onto a polo shirt, cap or other piece of apparel is the fact that embroidery has its limitations. The physics of embroidery sometimes get in the way of being able to recreate a graphic logo in embroidery. When compared to printing a … Read more
There are a number of ways to apply an embroidered logo to a shirt or some other item. Two of the most common are direct embroidery and embroidered patches. There is a difference between the two. Understanding that difference can be confusing for people because patches are generally embroidered and many people refer to direct … Read more
One of the biggest challenges we face when working to embroider a logo onto a polo shirt, cap or other piece of apparel is the fact that embroidery has its limitations. The physics of embroidery sometimes get in the way of being able to recreate a graphic logo in embroidery. When compared to printing a … Read more
This is a question we get asked often from customers seeking to purchase logo embroidered polo shirts. It is a simple question and as with many simple questions, the answer is not very simple. The two most common fabric materials used in the manufacture of polo shirts are cotton and polyester-or some combination of the … Read more
One of the challenges we all face when choosing a shirt to wear is the sizing and fit. An important consideration in that decision is any potential shrinkage of the material. We have all bought logo embroidered shirts, washed and dried them only to have them shrink up to the point where we can’t wear … Read more
This is another post in the series of questions we get asked. Many cotton polo shirts used for logo embroidered apparel are made of combed cotton. Well, isn’t that nice. What does that mean and does it make a difference in the buying decision for your custom embroidered shirts? It is actually a very simple … Read more
Sometimes the best way to garner attention for your company is with a splash of color. You get more from your investment of embroidered logo apparel depending on the color shirts you choose. Different colors mean and represent different qualities. One color you might not have considered before but should, is orange. It’s not just … Read more