Embroidery Blog

Posted by Winston on November 15, 2024

Discover the rising trend of custom embroidered hats, from personalization to quality, and explore why they’re a must-have accessory for style and branding.

Posted by Winston on November 1, 2024

Explore the top 5 hat brands for custom logo hats. From New Era to OTTO, find the best styles to showcase your brand with quality and style at Stitch America.

Posted by Winston on October 11, 2024

Learn how to wash and care for embroidered clothing. From choosing the right detergent to avoiding common mistakes, keep your custom embroidery looking its best.

Posted by Winston on October 4, 2024

Discover the key differences between custom embroidered hats and custom patch hats. Learn about their benefits, durability, and style to make the right choice.

Posted by Winston on September 4, 2024

When you wear your favorite trucker hat daily, it’s bound to get dirty. But if your hat has custom embroidery, you might hesitate to clean it. Throwing it in the washer isn’t an option if you want to keep it looking fresh and avoid damaging the intricate stitching.

Posted by Winston on September 4, 2024

Protect your embroidered shirts with these easy tips: hand wash, use mild detergent, air dry, and avoid scrubbing. Keep your custom embroidery fresh and intact.

Posted by Heather Comer on August 6, 2024

Let us help your grow your business with our world-class custom embroiered apparel. Choose from thousands of shirts, caps, hats, jacket and nearly every other wearable that will promote your business and build loyalty among employees.

Posted by Rickey Comer on July 31, 2024

Discover the benefits of embroidered polo shirts for your team, from boosting professionalism and brand visibility to fostering unity and ensuring durability.

Posted by Ryan Carden on July 27th, 2022

Since I work from a laptop most days, a computer bag is an integral part of my daily kit. I need a bag to fit my MacBook Air, an iPad mini, multiple chargers, some pens and papers, and usually a few other tidbits.

Posted by Ryan Carden on June 17th, 2022

Our most popular location for shirt embroidery is the left chest. This is a timeless option that always looks great. My goal today is to discuss the capabilities that we have for producing custom embroidered shirts, our placement options, as well as maximum size dimensions and a few other tips.

Posted by Pat Carden on May 9th, 2021

Digitizing is the term we use to describe the process of creating an embroidery pattern that interprets an image and converts it into stitches that can be used by a computerized embroidery machine to create an image from thread.

Posted by Ryan Carden on April 9th, 2021

One of the trickiest things about ordering custom embroidered caps is knowing the specifications required for your custom logo and knowing how your design is embroidered onto your hats. Today I’m going to discuss the capabilities that we have for producing custom embroidered headwear, our placement options, as well as maximum size dimensions and a few other tips.

Posted by Pat Carden on March 18th, 2020

As spring approaches, (thank goodness) it won't be long before outdoor activities are in season again. Instead of trying to stay warm we'll be thinking about breathability. Back in the day, the good stuff was cotton and polyester was passe’. Boy, how have things changed?

Posted by Ryan Carden on February 26th, 2018

When it comes to ordering custom embroidery online, hidden fees are everywhere. Frequently companies try to make their prices appear low on the product page, only to add extra fees and hidden charges when it’s time to checkout. Here at Stitch America, we decided to take a different approach. We use simple pricing. The price you see on the product page is the price you pay.

Posted by Pat Carden on February 24th, 2018

While shopping online for embroidered or printed identity apparel, you’ll find most suppliers offer the basics, and most don’t offer much else. Well for some this is ok, but we think you deserve more choices Of course, we’re all about embroidery and we make it look good, but beautiful embroidery looks so much better on a beautiful garment. Basics are ok but who wants ok?

Posted by Pat Carden on April 14th, 2016

Perhaps you have a hat from your favorite sports team with a symbol or letters that are raised above the surface to create a 3-dimensional effect. Good news! Soon we’ll be offering an option for this 3-dimensional (3D) embroidery on caps and hats.

Posted by Pat Carden on February 16th, 2016

Nothing brings a bigger smile to our faces than when a customer reorders an item we’ve embroidered. It tells us that item is serving a worthwhile purpose and that we can add more value by providing additional examples.