Custom Embroidery Services
Embroidery/Monogramming Proccess
Action Sports Apparel’s custom embroidery services cater to both large and small job needs. Our two, 12-head sewing machines can handle large jobs, and our six head machine is used for smaller jobs and "onezies". We can handle customized golf shirts / polo shirts, sweatshirts, t shirts, and much more.Action Sports Apparel’s customers often purchase most of their apparel needs through one of our eight apparel vendors. From custom embroidered polo shirts of any color to company sweatshirts for the cold months, we can get what you need, at the price you want!
Good Embroidery begins with good artwork. At Action Sports Apparel, we can help create artwork for you to be digitized or have your artwork digitized!
Once the artwork is approved, digitized and the items to be embroidered have been received, the shirts must be properly hooped to ensure quality stitching and prevent the fabric from wrinkling or puckering.
Once the fabric has been embroidered, the job isn't finished until it is properly cleaned of cross threads.
We then package the shirts or apparel for pickup or shipping!
Pro’s of embroidery / monogramming
Con’s of Embroidery / Monogramming
- Gives a clean professional looks to apparel
- Easy and relatively cheap to personalize apparel with names
- Large and small quantities of embroidered apparel 50pcs+ can be sewn quickly and cost effectively with designs less than 10k stitches
- logos can accommodate up to fifteen different thread colors in one design
- Embroidery Designs colors can usually be matched to specific thread colors
- Embroidery Designs can be small (¾" x ¾") to full back 12" x 12"
- Embroidery Designs can typically be sewn on many different garment types (polos, t’s, sweatshirts, button down shirts, jackets, coats, bags, towels, blankets, hats, stocking hats, head bands, etc)
- Embroidery designs can typically be sewn in many different areas on garments
Con’s of Embroidery / Monogramming
- If logo to be sewn as a shading art style, it is difficult to sew a “shading” affect using thread
- Logos need to be digitized (made into computer program that an embroidery machine reads to know how and what to sew) which usually costs from $40-$120/design
- Small lettering is hard to sew legibly
- Cheap / inexpensive digitizing can be found, but usually results in poor final out come of sewn design
- Full backs (or any item above 25k stitches) can be expensive to sew—often times $35 and up per garment
