Digitising Back size Logo
£15.00
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Commercial embroidery machines
Digitising Back size Logo
£15.00
Digitising service for large back logos up to 20,000 stitches. Upload your artwork and include any special requirements in the comments box. If the design exceeds our standard limits, we’ll contact you before proceeding. Our experienced digitisers optimise each design for stitch quality, efficiency, and minimal trims or colour changes to keep your embroidery process running smoothly. For assistance, email: embroiderymachinesales@gmail.com.
From artwork to embroidery
What is embroidery digitising?
Embroidery digitising turns your logo or artwork into a file of stitch instructions that an embroidery machine can read. It plans how the design will be sewn, including stitch types, direction and sequence.
A JPG, PNG or PDF shows what your design looks like, but it does not contain those embroidery instructions. Digitising prepares the design for stitching at your chosen size and placement, whether that is a chest logo on workwear or a larger design on the back of a jacket.
A digital service for your next project.
You receive digitised embroidery files by email. Physical garments and embroidery production are not included in this service.
Why does your logo need digitising?
Your embroidery machine needs to know where to place each stitch and in what order. Digitising translates the shapes, lettering and details in your artwork into those instructions. It is more than simply saving an image with a different file extension.
Size and fabric make a difference
A small chest logo and a large back design can need different stitch settings. Fabric also affects how embroidery behaves. Tell us the finished dimensions in millimetres, the garment or fabric type and where the design will be placed so the digitising can take those requirements into account.
Thoughtful digitising supports cleaner stitching
Stitch density, underlay and the order in which areas are sewn all contribute to the result. Careful planning can help reduce unnecessary trims and colour changes. The finished embroidery also depends on suitable thread, backing, hooping and machine settings.
Test your file before starting production
Once you receive your embroidery file, run a sample using the fabric, backing and thread intended for the finished job. Check the detail, lettering and overall finish before embroidering a full order. If anything needs attention, contact EMS with your order details and a clear photo of the sample.
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Why choose EMS?
20 years of experience.
On your side.
We’ve spent over 20 years decorating products and learning the industry first-hand. At Embroidery Machine Sales, we use that practical experience to help startups get their first machine set up and running, and support established decoration businesses as they grow.
From commercial embroidery machines and heat presses to the supplies that keep production moving, we help you find equipment for your business. Our team is also here for maintenance, troubleshooting and ongoing support.
Whether you’re comparing your first machines or planning your next step, tell us what you want to achieve. We’ll help you explore your options.
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