Embroidery Austin
Professional commercial embroidery for polos, work shirts, caps, jackets and uniform programs with a 36-piece minimum.
Why embroidery works for business apparel
Embroidery uses thread stitched into the garment to create a dimensional, professional finish. It is a natural fit for polos, button-downs, work shirts, outerwear and headwear where a polished logo presentation matters.
Digitizing is production engineering
A logo cannot simply be sent to an embroidery machine as a normal image. Digitizing determines stitch types, directions, density, sequencing and underlay. Good digitizing helps the embroidery sew cleanly and helps the garment remain stable.
Garment and logo must work together
Fine lettering, tiny details, thick seams, structured caps and lightweight performance fabrics all behave differently. We review the logo and garment together rather than treating embroidery as a generic file-transfer process.
Repeat programs save time
Once an approved logo, garment and placement are established, a commercial account can reuse those production details for future employee additions and replenishment orders.
What to include with your quote
- Total quantity
- Garment type and color
- Embroidery location
- Approximate logo width
- AI/CDR/vector logo or existing DST if available
- Personalization needs such as names/titles
- Need-by date
Frequently asked questions
What is the embroidery minimum?
36 pieces for Austin T-Shirt Printing commercial embroidery orders.
Do I need a DST file?
No. Vector source artwork is very useful. If you already have a DST, it can be reviewed, but stitch quality depends on how it was digitized.
Can very small text be embroidered?
Sometimes, but extremely small lettering may need to be enlarged or simplified for clean stitching.
Can I reorder later?
Yes. The Austin CRM is designed to retain approved artwork and order history to make repeat commercial orders easier.
Planning 36 or more pieces?
Send the complete project details up front so we can review the garment, decoration, artwork, deadline and delivery requirements together.