Embroidery for clubs
The most durable and premium decoration — your crest stitched in thread, from a single item upwards.
Embroidery is the top tier of textile decoration. The design is stitched thread by thread, giving it a tangible, three-dimensional texture that no printing method reproduces. Embroidered crests survive hundreds of washes at up to 60 °C, do not crack and do not fade — ideal for anything worn regularly over years.
We stitch on our own machines: club crests on polos and jackets, names and initials on tracksuits, logos on caps, gradings on martial arts belts and crests on equestrian saddle pads. Your embroidery file is digitised once and reused for every future order.
What we embroider
- Polos and shirts with chest logo
- Softshell jackets and gilets
- Caps and beanies (incl. 3D puff)
- Tracksuits with names or initials
- Bags, towels and accessories
- Martial arts belts and gis
Embroidery or printing?
Embroidery costs more per piece but is unbeatable for durability and perceived quality. For thin, stretchy match jerseys we recommend flex printing instead; for the raised professional crest look on jerseys, 3D TPU badges. For everyday teamwear — jackets, polos, caps — embroidery is the right call.
Care instructions
Embroidered garments are low maintenance: washable up to 60 °C depending on the fabric, tumble dry safe and iron safe. Thread is the most robust decoration material there is. For caps we recommend hand cleaning to preserve the shape.
Get in touch
Tell us about your club and what you need — you will receive advice, a free digital mock-up and a no-obligation quote.
Frequently asked questions
No. We embroider single items as readily as a full club collection. Volume pricing starts from around 10 pieces.
It is a one-off charge based on the complexity of your logo, quoted upfront. Every subsequent order reuses the same file at no extra cost.
Yes. We check whether the material is suitable for embroidery, free of charge, before starting.
Up to 15 thread colours per design, including metallic and neon threads.
Almost all: cotton, polyester, softshell, fleece, towelling and felt. Very thin, highly elastic technical fabrics are better suited to flex printing.