A: Digitizing or "punching" is the process by which we take an image or picture and turn it into stitching. This image can be your logo or almost anything else. We can also create the design to your specifications or you may pick from our catalog of designs.

Q: Can I have you do my digitizing without doing the stitching?

A: We will just digitize your design if that is your need. We can also digitize it and do the embroidery.

A: Yes, we will sew your digitized artwork. However, if we find that the design is not digitized correctly then it will have to either be edited or re-digitized. We will leave this decision up to you.

A: Camera ready artwork is the best. You may also send the artwork in a JPEG (at least 300dpi), TIFF, BMP, DXF, CDR, AI, EPS, HPGL, AFF format. If you are not sure, just give us a call and we will help.

A: The maximum number of garments sewn in a day will vary. This is because of the difference in design size (stitches), number of colors, what kind of material the garment is made of, etc.

A: We have done work for many "high profile" customers.  Some include but are not limited to: Suburban Extended Stay, South GA Medical Center, Valdosta State University, several state, city and county agencies, many local charities, many local schools and sports teams.  We also do work for small businesses.

A: There are no minimums for embroidery orders. For apparel screen printing, there is a minimum of 12.

A:  Your one-time digitizing charge for your design is the set up for embroidery. If changes have to be made to accommodate other items in the future, there may be a small editing fee. For screen printing, there is an art charge which is also a one time fee.

A: Digitizing costs vary depending on the number of stitches in the finished design, complexity & detail of the design. Prices range from $35 for a very simple design to $250 or more for very detailed large designs. We use only the number of stitches required for a quality, smooth sewing with minimum jumps & trims.

A: We can provide you with a computer rendering of your design. This can be emailed to you or printed out at no charge. There is a small fee depending on the size of design, for a stitched sample.

A: Most items brought in to us can be embroidered. Occasionally, we encounter items that simply will not fit on our machines or that needles will not go through. Generally, we can handle a wide range of items.  This items range from very delicate items such as handkerchiefs to leather items such as motorcycle vests.

A: Currently, we have a Brother BES 1240 four-head & a Brother 416 single head embroidery machines located on our premises. We use Ethos software for digitizing, lettering & setting up designs.