01
Left chest and pocket marks
Tight logos that sit above the pocket. Satin columns with a floor on width so small type does not blob.
EMBROIDERY DIGITIZING
A path for the hoop. Not a traced PNG.
We convert artwork into a stitch file the machine can run — density, underlay, and pull compensation planned for the fabric you name.
WHAT WE BUILD
The jobs shops send. We plan the path.
Same desk, different hoops. Name the product so density and stitch type match the goods — not a one-size file copied across a catalog.
02
Caps and brims
The curve is the job. Stitch direction and underlay follow the brim, not the artboard.
03
3D puff
Foam files with a cover path that holds the puff without chewing the cap.
04
Jacket backs
Larger fills and color layers, still planned for denim, bomber, or a heavy knit.
05
Appliqué
Placement, tack, and a clean cover stitch so the fabric panel stays put.
06
Lettering and names
Monograms and short names with counters that stay open at the height you run.
07
Patches and badges
Border passes you can merrow. Density dropped so felt or twill does not sit like cardboard.
08
From a sew-out or a messy PNG
A photo of last year’s hoop is enough if you also name size and fabric.
Formats the machine already loads
Name the format in the brief. We pack what you can open on the head you run.
- DST
- PES
- EMB
- JEF
- EXP
- HUS
- XXX
- VP3
If the machine is not on this list, send the name with the art. We still build the path.
WHY THIS DESK
What you are buying. A person on the path.
A person on the file
A digitizer reads the art. You are not a ticket behind an auto-trace.
Fabric in the plan
Pique, fleece, twill, and caps get different density. The garment is not an afterthought.
Formats you already load
DST, PES, EMB, JEF — the pack the machine already runs, not a format you have to convert.
Revisions with the job
If a sample is off, we adjust. The file is finished when it sews, not when we hit send.
Timed for the machine
Most paths are back in 12–48 hours. You book the hoop around a delivery, not a waiting list.
No auto-trace surprise
Traced PNGs fail on fabric. We replace that with a path built for thread.
Before you send the art
What formats do you send?
DST, PES, EMB, JEF, and the rest of the pack your machine already loads. Name it in the brief. If the head is unusual, send the machine name with the art.
How long does a file take?
Most paths are back in 12–48 hours. Rush exists when the machine is booked tomorrow. Complex jacket backs can take longer — we say so before we start.
Do revisions cost extra?
If a sample is off, we adjust density, underlay, or compensation and send it again. The file is finished when it runs.
Can you match a sew-out?
Yes. A photo of last year’s hoop plus the size and fabric is often better than a fresh PNG.