Premium Embroidery Digitizing • Stitchize®

Turn your artwork into production-ready stitches.

We digitize logos and designs for caps, patches, uniforms and merch — optimized for smooth runs, fewer thread breaks and clean details even at small sizes.

Typical turnaround: 4–24 hours Manual punching by expert digitizers
Embroidery digitizing workspace sample by Stitchize

Embroidery Digitizing Service

Stitchize digitizing is built for people who actually run machines — print shops, apparel brands and teams who care about how a file sews, not just how it looks on screen.

Each design is punched manually by experienced digitizers. We balance stitch density, pull compensation, underlay and trims based on your fabric, hooping style and machine type. The result: sharp edges, smooth fills and stable sew-outs that keep your operators happy.

From minimal chest logos to full-back jacket pieces, caps, beanies, uniforms, tactical patches and bags — we tune every file to run efficiently while still looking premium in real life.

Supported formats

DST, PES, EMB, EXP, JEF, VP3 and other machine formats available on request.

Artwork input

PNG, JPG, PDF, AI, PSD and CDR are all acceptable starting files for digitizing work.

Turnaround

Typical turnaround is 4–24 hours, with rush options available for urgent jobs.

What you receive

Clean production-ready files optimized for caps, flats, patches and smooth machine runs.

Why shops stay with Stitchize

Files that actually sew

We digitize with real-world production in mind: fewer thread breaks, less bird-nesting and solid coverage even on challenging fabrics.

Fast proofs & clear previews

Get a digital sew-out preview and spec sheet. Need adjustments? We iterate quickly so your schedule and launch dates stay intact.

Built for brands & decorators

White-label friendly process, consistent naming and clean hand-off files so your team — and your clients — know exactly what they’re getting.

Need a logo ready for caps, patches or uniforms?

Send the artwork once — we’ll prepare it for embroidery and keep the file on record for future reorders and colorway tweaks.

What to include on the contact form
  1. Where the logo will be used (cap, left chest, patch, etc.).
  2. Final size in cm/inches.
  3. Fabric type (twill, fleece, jersey, etc.).
  4. Machine brand / model (if known).
  5. Any special requirements (3D puff, metallic thread, specific thread brand).
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Recent Embroidery Work

Swap these placeholders with your own client work — caps, jackets, patches, uniforms and more. Use it as a visual portfolio to show how clean the digitizing stitches out.