Stitch quality
you can compare.
The same photograph setup for both sides: an ordinary market sample on the left, our production on the right. Compare stitch thickness and 50%, 75% and 100% stitch coverage before you approve your artwork.
Comparison 01
Thickness of flat
embroidery stitch.
Ordinary market sample: the flat embroidery stitch measures about 1.32 mm.
Our production: the same stitch measures about 4.78 mm — more than three times the build.
- Thin stitch build sits almost flat on the base fabric
- Coverage turns patchy wherever the artwork has fine detail
- The surface flattens and dulls after a few washes
- A taller, denser stitch build gives the artwork relief
- Raised coverage keeps outlines and small detail crisp
- Colour and shape hold up through repeated washing
Comparison 02
Embroidery 50%
comparison.
50% stitch coverage after wear: thin density, frayed edge and loose threads.
Our 50% coverage: even density in every block and a clean, tight edge.
- Sparse stitch density across each colour block
- Base twill shows through the lighter areas
- Loose threads and fraying at the finished edge
- Even stitch density in every colour block
- Colour stays opaque, with no fabric showing through
- Tight edge finish that does not fray or lift
Comparison 03
Embroidery 75%
comparison.
75% coverage after wear: uneven thread and fading detail.
Our 75% coverage: raised, even stitch across the whole wing.
- Thread sits loose and uneven across the wing
- Star and stripe edges lose definition
- Surface fuzzes and pills with everyday wear
- Raised, even stitch build across the whole shape
- Star and stripe edges stay sharp
- Colour depth and relief hold through washing
Comparison 04
Embroidery 100%
comparison.
100% coverage after wear: skipped stitches and frayed tips.
Our 100% coverage: dense thread with no gaps and sharp outlines.
- Skipped stitches and loose thread ends
- Stripe and ball outlines break up into gaps
- Edges fray and curl at the tips
- Dense thread coverage with no gaps
- Clean outlines and crisp, closed edges
- Stable shape, wash after wash
Your logo. Your next step.
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your artwork.
Choose a material direction, tell us the size and quantity, and prepare your project brief.
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