Choose by product type
T-shirts, sweatshirts, vests, jackets and shirts react differently to logo applications. Application area and fabric surface are central.
- Jersey or pique surface
- Softshell or jacket surface
- Shirt and collar area
Workwear guide
Logo print or embroidery?
A guide for choosing logo application by product type, fabric, quantity and expected use.
Print or embroidery should be chosen according to product type, fabric, logo detail, quantity and washing expectations. The best option is decided with the model.
Simplify logo details
Tiny text, small icons and multi-color logos can affect the method. A clear logo file should be shared before production.
- Vector logo file
- Color count
- Chest or back area
Consider washing and corporate look
Field teams may prioritize durability, while retail and service teams may prioritize appearance. Method depends on that priority.
- Washing frequency
- Corporate look
- Repeat-order standard
Buying decision table
Decision areaRecommendationNote
Polo and shirtsReview embroidery or quality label options.Corporate appearance expectations can be higher.
T-shirts and promotionPlan print area, quantity and color count together.Print may work better on larger areas.
Jackets and softshellCheck garment surface and logo area before application.Fabric structure can affect the method.
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Frequently asked questions
Is embroidery more durable than print?
Durability depends on product, fabric, application quality and washing routine; method name alone is not enough.
How should the logo file be sent?
Preferably with a vector logo file, color information and target application area.
Can the same logo be applied to every product?
The logo may stay the same, but placement and method can change by product type.
Quote preparation
Turn this guide into a quote brief
For logo application, share product type, logo file, color count and application area together.
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