Embroidered Workwear

Embroidery

Experts in embroidery, Essential Workwear have been customising garments using this method for over 25 years.

We take pride in the quality of our branding, and our state of the art embroidery department has the capacity to embroider 2000 – 3000 garments a day, operated by highly skilled and experienced machinists.

To ensure we are using only the latest technologies and techniques to achieve the highest quality finishes, we replace our embroidery machines every 5 years

What is Embroidery?

Embroidery is one of the most popular ways of applying a company logo to various different workwear garments, and for good reason! The high quality, texturised and hard wearing results are difficult to beat.

At its most basic sense, embroidery is the craft of decorating a garment with a needle and thread, creating a stunning 3D effect. This decoration method is applicable to almost any design, and our Barudan embroidery machines can embroider at speeds of up to 1,100 stitches per minute with up to 14 different coloured threads.

Ideal for both complex and minimal designs, embroidery is the perfect choice for any business looking to create a smart and professional branded uniform.

Benefits Of Embroidered Workwear

Businesses can benefit from the many advantages offered by expertly embroidered uniforms and workwear.

Looks Professional

The finished result of having a logo stitched into a garment achieves a highly professional look, and is a great way to enhance your company’s brand image. With a tactile look and feel, it ensures your brand gets noticed.

Practical & Durable

Workwear needs to be hard wearing, durable and long lasting. With the nature of embroidery, a logo physically stitched into a garment won’t fade over time as a print alternative might.

Versatile

You’re free to customise your embroidered garments to your preferences, as we have a variety of different frames that allow us to embroider on a number of products in different positions and sizes.

Colourful

Perfect for complex designs which require multiple colours, our embroidery machines can stitch up to 14 colours in one logo. Choose from over 1,000 threads with different finishes including Classic Threads, Metallic, Frosted Matte and even Fire Resistant Firefighter threads.

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What garments can be embroidered?

Embroidery is suitable for application on many different types of fabric, and below are some of the garments that it works best on:

Polo Shirts

Shirts

Softshells

Fleeces

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Here at Essential Workwear, we also offer an extensive range of other garments which can be branded with your company logo, but may be better suited to one of our other customisation methods:

DTF Printing

Transfer Printing

Football Printing

General Printing

Screen Printing

1. Make an enquiry

It couldn’t be easier to get in touch with Essential Workwear. If you know what you want, you can make an order through our website in a few simple steps, or in our request a quote form. Looking to discuss your requirements in further detail? Call our dedicated team on 0330 202 101 and we’ll be happy to talk through it with you. In order to proceed with logo embroidery, we require key information such as logo size, location and colours.

The Embroidery Process

With over 25 years experience in embroidering workwear, it’s safe to say that we know exactly what we’re doing. Our highly skilled team of designers and machinists oversee all stages of production to ensure the highest standards of quality, and our factory facilities have the ability to efficiently produce large bulk orders within a short time-frame.

2. Working with your logo

The way we work is far beyond embroidering your logo onto your chosen garments. It’s our passion to ensure that your brand is represented to the highest standards, and our in-house design team are on hand to ensure that this is always the case. Before going ahead with any order, we take a good look at the complexity of the design and analyse the amount of coloured threads that will be required in order to make well informed recommendations.

Step 1

First the machine operator sets the vilene behind the garment to protect it during stitching, and then places the frame in the correct position, taking care to make sure it is lined up correctly.

Step 2

The machine operator then sets the frames in the machine and starts the embroidery run. Whilst the machine is running, the operator will frame the next set of garments.

Step 3

Once the run is finished, the embroidered garments are put to one side ready to be cleaned, steamed and packed.

3. Make an enquiry

All garments are quality checked before packing to ensure there are no frayed threads and all designs are intact. We have the capabilities to hold a large quantity of stock in our warehouse before it needs to be shipped. To find out more about our lead times and delivery information, we have a full page dedicated to order fulfillment with everything you need to know.

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