Embroidery Digitizing
Portfolio
Digital previews look perfect on screen, but the machine tells the truth. Every case below is a real order: the original artwork, the digitized file, and a raw photograph of the finished stitch-out on the actual garment.
Standard tier
available
free revisions
Real Order Photography
Every stitch-out shown is from an actual delivered job
All File Formats
DST, PES, EXP, JEF & more
Full File Specs
Stitch count, colors & hoop size on every case
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Unlimited revisions included
LEFT CHEST & LOGOS
Left Chest & Logo Files
The industry standard. We focus on minimizing jump stitches and dialing in push/pull compensation so small text stays crisp on polos and tees.
3D PUFF
3D Puff Files
3D puff requires specialized underlays, capped ends, and exact density controls to ensure the foam cuts cleanly and doesn’t poke through.
PATCH & BADGE DIGITIZING
Patch & Badge Files
Patches carry the most layering per square inch of anything we digitize. Borders, banners and fine linework all have to sequence in the right order or detail gets buried under later passes.
These are digitizing file quality samples, not product listings. We digitize patch and badge files; we do not manufacture or sell finished patches.
APPLIQUÉ & CHENILLE
Appliqué & Chenille Files
Appliqué and chenille both trade pure thread density for texture. Placement lines, tackdown stitches and loop height all have to be dialed in before a single chenille pass runs.
JACKET BACKS
Jacket Back Files
Large-format digitizing requires expert pathing to prevent fabric puckering, registration shifts, and massive stitch counts from working against each other.
Digital previews look good on every design. A sewn stitch-out is the only version that tells you whether the underlay held, whether the density was right for the fabric, and whether the small text stayed readable. From our Los Angeles shop to machines worldwide, our digitizers have been doing this work for nearly 10 years, and this is the part of it that can be checked.
FROM CUSTOMERS
What shops say after the first stitch-out
Just ran the test sew-out on a polo and it stitched perfectly on the first try. No thread breaks, no weird jump stitches to clean up. Thanks for getting it back to me so fast, you saved me on a tight deadline.
Finally, a digitizer that just sends a good file the first time. The jacket back file ran incredibly smooth on our machines and laid perfectly flat. Love the flat pricing too, makes quoting my own clients easier.
Questions about these files
[ Real Orders ] Is every stitch-out on this page from a real order?
Yes. Every case shows the artwork we received, the file we built from it, and a photo of that same file sewn out. None of these are stock samples.
[ Patches ] Do you manufacture or sell the patches shown in the Patch & Badge section?
No. We digitize patch and badge files. The stitch-out photos in that section exist to prove file quality, not to sell finished patches. We do not manufacture or sell physical patches.
[ Pricing ] What does a design like this cost to digitize?
Flat rate by size and complexity: $15 for Standard designs like left-chest logos and caps, $25 for Portrait designs like badges and detailed artwork, and $60 for Full Size designs like jacket backs and large event logos. There is no per-stitch pricing.
[ Turnaround ] How fast can you turn around a file like the ones shown here?
Rush jobs are digitized in 1 to 2 hours at no additional charge. Complex files take up to 8 hours, and complicated jacket backs take up to 12 hours.
[ Revisions ] What if my stitch-out doesn’t come out the way I expected?
Revisions are free and unlimited. We adjust the file until it runs clean on your machine.
[ File Formats ] What file formats do you deliver?
DST for Tajima, PES for Brother/Babylock, JEF for Janome, EXP for Melco/Bernina, VP3 for Husqvarna Viking/Pfaff, XXX for Singer, and ART for Bernina, delivered together with every order.
Want your file sewn like this?
- Flat rates $15 / $25 / $60
- 1 to 2 hour rush
- Free unlimited revisions