Class Two-Tone Cap

Embroidery

Embroidery gives your logo a polished, professional look that feels as good as it looks. It adds texture, dimension, and lasting quality to apparel like hats, polos, jackets, and more. If you're after a classic finish with long-term durability, embroidery is the way to go.

Why choose embroidery?

Embroidery is perfect for simple logos, bold text, or clean shapes. It’s stitched directly into the fabric, creating a durable finish that won’t fade, crack, or peel. Whether you're ordering team hats, uniforms, or branded merch, embroidery delivers a high-quality look that lasts.

Artwork Tips

• Recommend file types: SVG, PNG, EPS or AI
  
• Resolution: 300 DPI for best results
• Flatten or rasterize any text layers
• Use RGB color mode—we’ll convert to thread colors as needed
• Transparent backgrounds work best for PNGs

How colors are handled

Embroidery uses thread colors, not ink. We’ll match your artwork to the closest thread colors available. If you have Pantone references, include them—we’ll get as close as possible to your brand colors.

Embroidery styles we offer

Standard Embroidery – A clean, flat stitch that's perfect for logos, names, and basic shapes.

Puff Embroidery – A raised stitch that adds extra depth and texture. Great for bold type on hats or hoodies.

What makes embroidery different?

Unlike printing, embroidery is stitched directly into the fabric—no ink, no fading, just long-lasting detail. It’s the best choice for professional uniforms, headwear, and anything that needs a premium, textured finish.

DTF Printing

DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing is a great choice for bold logos and brand graphics. It's clean, vibrant, and looks great on various fabrics. Whether you're printing uniforms, promo tees, or merch for your next event—this method keeps your logo looking sharp and professional.

Why choose DTF?

If you're uploading a company logo or a bold graphic with solid colors, this is the print method for you. It delivers crisp edges, great color, and a smooth finish that works on everything from cotton to polyester. It's also ideal for short runs—so whether you're ordering five shirts or five hundred, DTF keeps it easy.

Artwork Tips

• Recommend file types: SVG, PNG, EPS or AI
  
• Resolution: 300 DPI for best results
• Flatten or rasterize any text layers
• Use RGB color mode—we’ll handle the rest
• Transparent backgrounds work best for PNGs

How colors are printed

We print using CMYK, so if you’re working in RGB or Hex, no problem—we’ll convert it. If you have a Pantone reference, send it along and we’ll do our best to match it.

What makes DTF different?

DTF designs are printed on film, then heat-pressed onto your garment. That means no cracking, no peeling, and no limits on fabric types. It’s perfect for designs with sharp lines, bold colors, and a strong brand presence.