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Process

How an embroidery order works

Four steps, all handled by email. The exact scope of each order, including garments, placement and quantity, is confirmed individually before production.

Stacks of green fully embroidered patches in two sizes, with white and yellow lettering, spread on a wooden table.
A batch of fully embroidered patches in two sizes from one order.
Close-up of a first name embroidered in gold metallic thread in a flowing script on cream linen.
Macro view of a white embroidered patch with dark blue lettering, a red line and light blue outlines, showing individual satin stitches.
Rectangular white embroidered patch with a black company name and a small multi-coloured triangle symbol, lying on a wooden table.
  1. 01

    Enquiry by email

    Send your artwork, garment type, quantity and deadline to office@embroidery.at.

  2. 02

    Artwork review

    The logo or design is checked for embroidery. If details need simplifying, or if the placement or size raises questions, those points come back to you before anything is decided.

  3. 03

    Individual quote

    You receive a quote for the scope that was discussed. Because garments, placements and quantities differ so much, no standard price list is published here.

  4. 04

    Production and handover

    After your written approval the order goes into production. Collection or shipping is arranged with you as part of the confirmation.

No prices, production times or delivery arrangements are published on this site, because they depend entirely on the individual order. Everything relevant is agreed with you in writing before production begins.

FAQ

Questions that come up often

Can I request a quote by email?
Yes. For a written quote, email office@embroidery.at and describe your project.
Which details help to prepare a quote?
The logo or design file, the garment type, the quantity, the intended placement and your deadline. Sizes and a name list help if individual names are planned.
What file should I send for my logo?
A vector file is the easiest to work with. A high resolution image can also be reviewed, and if you are unsure, send what you have.
Can I supply my own garments?
That is discussed case by case. Describe the garments first so their suitability for embroidery can be reviewed before anything is agreed.
Is anything produced before I agree?
No. Production only starts after the scope has been confirmed with you.

Continue reading

The service pages describe garments, placements and artwork in more detail.

  • Round blue logo embroidered on white textile
  • Black baseball cap with a round white embroidered logo badge on the front panel, photographed in the workshop.
  • Folded cream and white terry towels, each embroidered with a different first name in gold script lettering.