Embroidery to work clothes, cotton T-shirts and fleece shirts
Work suits and all items considered workwear are an example of a more robust, ie more durable clothing items that are designed to withstand all weather conditions and provide maximum support for the (manual) worker. Because of these commonalities, hedgehogs are the best workmanship is an option for this type of item. The durability and durability of the thread and therefore the heel that is with it made to represent the perfect complement to the strength of work suits.
Stitching on work suits, jackets and vests can be made in multiple sizes and techniques. He can go to the back large sign, maximum sizes up to 26cm, and as far as front or pocket, most common size The (smaller) sign is in the range of 5cm to 10cm.
Although the stitch is considered to be appropriate for its style of fabrication and texture that the thread leaves behind only on more robust and firmer fabrics, it is possible to make the same on delicate cotton fabrics. The cotton thread that made the T-shirt, for example, is really great a base for a heel, ie a polyester thread used in a heel. The same is the case with jackets or vests made of tvz. fleece. Fleece items are usually considered to be a complement to the set work clothes, and just like work suits, the heels stand very well.
Potential discomfort with the use of sticks on cotton shirts is eliminated by use special types of foils and supporting materials used during fabrication.
Embroidery on hats
Sticks can also be made on different types of hats, and the most common model clients choose is caps. The sign can be made on the front of the cap up to 14 cm in size, on the side of the cap in size up to 9cm, on the nape in size up to 13 cm in semicircle, and on the banner in maximum size up to 3 cm.
Helmets are not the only hat model that is susceptible to the creation of a hat, but it is also possible to make the same on a so-called hat. winter caps whose texture is much more delicate and which are most often made in a particular imitation wool. Of course, with this model the position range is much smaller, and clients are most often opt for a smaller design that fits the model of the cap and the position chosen (most often it is forehead i.e. the part that covers the forehead).
Stick to bags, backpacks and cotton bags
Sporting backpacks, just like cotton bags, are also very grateful for the makeup. Although theirs the composition and appearance are very different and the purpose very similar, both of which are a great base for making a design thread. Sport backpacks, just like work suits, are made of much tighter material and thus bear larger signs such as sports club coats of arms.
Cotton bags, although more delicate, are also designed to withstand a certain load, and because raising awareness of the harm of some other types of bags is one of the current ones most popular items.
Machine embroidery on towels and bathrobes
Personalized towels or bathrobes are one of the most common examples of business or birthday parties gifts, but also the form by which, for example, hotels are recognizable. Whether it is about birthday gift with dear person's initials or a series of towels for some hotel chain s with their logo, the print on these items is made using a special (water soluble) protective film the specific material of which these articles are made. Dimensions on towels can be 1200cm x 45cm and on bathrobes from 4cm to 26cm.
3D pin
3D stick is a special fabrication technique, which, as the name implies, is characterized by more dimensionality. While with a classic stitch, the thread almost becomes part of the article, it insists on to its textural "invisibility," the idea is the opposite of 3D. A special type of sponge is used to provide a 3D effect, and the thickness of the sponge dictates different final result.
