Custom Embroidery
for Clothing
Brands.
Yizhe Studio applies flat embroidery, 3D puff embroidery,chenille embroidery, sequin embroidery,and applique embroidery to hoodies, tees, trousers, sets, jackets, and other garment types as part of our custom apparel development and bulk OEM production service. Every project is assessed based on your artwork, fabric, placement, and production requirements before sampling begins.
Craft Focus
Flat, Puff, Applique,
Chenille &
Sequin.
-- EMBROIDERY TECHNIQUES
Five techniques,
matched to your design.
The right embroidery technique depends on your artwork, garment fabric, placement, and the visual effect you need. We assess each project individually before recommending an approach.
Clean, precise, versatile.
Smooth surface suits logos, wordmarks, and fine-line artwork across most fabrics.
Raised, bold, dimensional.
Stitched over foam backing for a raised effect. Best for bold text and block letters.
Layered, textural, expressive.
Fabric pieces combined with stitching for large graphics and material contrast.
Soft, plush, varsity.
Looped yarn creates a plush raised texture. Ideal for varsity letters and large fill areas.
Reflective, bold, statement.
Reflective discs stitched to the surface for eye-catching, light-catching statement graphics.
-- Placement & Fabric
What affects your
embroidery outcome.
Embroidery results are not determined by technique alone. Placement location, artwork dimensions, fabric construction, and thread choice all influence what can be achieved in production. We review each of these factors before confirming the approach.
Placement Positions
Common positions we work with across garment types:
Artwork & Stitch Density
Artwork size and stitch density directly affect the finished look. Smaller designs with fine detail require higher digitizing precision. Overly dense stitch settings on lightweight fabrics can cause puckering. We set density according to the confirmed artwork and fabric combination.
Fabric Weight, Stretch & Surface
Lighter fabrics, stretch materials, and textured surfaces -- such as waffle knit, French terry, or denim -- may require adjusted stitch density, modified artwork, or additional backing to maintain stability. Not all designs are directly transferable across different fabrics without review.
Thread Color & Visual Contrast
Thread color selection affects how embroidery reads against the garment. We match thread colors to your reference or Pantone specification and confirm them during the sample stage before bulk production begins.
Please note: We do not confirm that every artwork and fabric combination can be produced without review. Clients are encouraged to submit their product, fabric details, and logo for a feasibility assessment before sampling.
-- Sampling & Bulk Process
From artwork to
approved bulk.
Before bulk embroidery begins, we follow a structured confirmation process. This ensures that what goes into production matches the sample you approved.
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Artwork and Garment Review
We review your logo or artwork file, the garment construction, intended fabric, and desired placement. This stage identifies any constraints before digitizing begins.
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Embroidery Digitizing and Specification Setup
Your artwork is digitized for embroidery production. Stitch type, density, direction, and underlay are set according to the artwork complexity and fabric characteristics.
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Thread Color and Placement Confirmation
Thread colors are matched to your reference or Pantone specification. Exact placement measurements and size are confirmed in writing before the sample is produced.
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Embroidery Sample or Garment Sample
A sample is produced on the actual garment or a representative fabric swatch. Sample type and quantity are confirmed based on the project scope and order context.
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Client Review and Adjustment
You review the sample against your artwork and requirements. Any adjustments to thread color, density, size, or placement are made and re-confirmed before bulk approval.
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Approved Sample as Bulk Standard
The approved sample becomes the reference standard for bulk production. All production units are measured against this standard throughout the run.
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Bulk Embroidery and Quality Inspection
Bulk embroidery is carried out and inspected before shipment. Each garment is checked for logo position, size, thread color, stitch density, edge definition, loose or broken threads, and fabric puckering or distortion.
Bulk Inspection Checklist
Logo position and sizeThread color accuracyStitch density consistencyEdge definition and clarityLoose or broken threadsFabric puckering or distortionConsistency across all garments
Project-by-Project Assessment
No two embroidery projects are the same.
OEM
Embroidery as part of full custom garment development and bulk production -- not standalone decoration.
B2B
Serving international clothing brands, designers, wholesalers, and e-commerce operators.
2019
Garment development and production experience applied to every embroidery project we take on.
-- Get Embroidery Advice
Upload your logo
for embroidery review.
Share your artwork, product details, and embroidery requirements. Our team will review the design against your fabric, placement, and order context, and come back with a recommended technique and next steps for sampling.
What to send
Product type · Logo or artwork file · Desired embroidery size · Placement position · Fabric information · Order quantity · Reference image or target effect
What happens next
We assess your design, fabric, and requirements, then recommend a suitable embroidery technique and outline the sample confirmation process for your project.
Direct Contact
Send Your Enquiry
Attach your artwork and share your project details. We'll get back to you with a recommendation.