Embroidery in Blacktown

Screen printing involves pressing ink through a mesh screen onto fabric, creating vibrant, detailed prints. Embroidery, on the other hand, uses thread to stitch a design directly into the fabric, providing a textured and durable result. Each method offers a distinct look, suitable for different design preferences and garment types.

To ensure longevity, turn embroidered uniforms inside out before washing, use cold water and avoid harsh detergents. Air-dry or use a low-heat setting on the dryer. Iron on low heat with a cloth over the embroidery. Following these care instructions will preserve the quality and vibrancy of the embroidery.

Cotton, polyester and blends with a tight weave are ideal for embroidery, providing a stable surface for intricate stitching. Fabrics like twill or denim offer durability. Avoid stretchy or loosely woven fabrics as they may distort the embroidered design. Always consult with us for personalised fabric recommendations.