Embroidered Sweater Factory
Embroidery on knit is where cheap programs fail - standard machines pucker the fabric, sink the stitches and distort the logo. High-density embroidery on knit takes digitizing built for stretch, the right backing and a controlled finish. Done right, the logo sits crisp and survives washing. We combine it with jacquard and intarsia so one garment can carry both.
How It Is Made
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Artwork digitizing. Your logo is digitized for stretch knit - stitch density, angles and underlay planned for the fabric, not for flat cotton.
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Placement & backing. Placement is marked against nearby seams, with backing chosen so the knit holds its shape during stitching.
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High-density embroidery. Stitched with controlled density for a raised, premium finish - or combined with jacquard panels on one garment.
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Wash-test & QC. Wash-tested to confirm the logo holds - then final inspection and photos before dispatch.
What It Is For
- Logo programs on sweaters, hoodies and beanies
- Appliqué and chenille patches on knit
- Mixed-technique garments - jacquard body, embroidered crest
Our Capability
Embroidery runs in-house alongside our knitting in Dalang - one program can carry jacquard, intarsia and embroidered trims together. MOQ is 100 pieces per design, samples in 72 hours, bulk in 2-3 weeks, DDP to the USA and EU.
FAQ
Can you embroider on knit without puckering?
Yes - high-density embroidery on stretch knit takes digitizing built for the fabric plus the right backing. We wash-test every program before dispatch.
Embroidery vs jacquard for my logo?
Jacquard knits the logo into the fabric and cannot peel - best for text and bold marks. Embroidery renders photo-detail artwork better. We do both in-house and will recommend honestly.
How durable is the embroidery after washing?
Wash-tested on your actual fabric. Ask for the wash results with your sample.
Send your artwork, get an honest recommendation
Not sure this is the right craft for your design? Send the artwork anyway - our in-house team will recommend the technique that renders it best and quote both options.
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