Embroidered Corporate Shirts
Shirt embroidery is a great way to turn a plain or simple item of clothing into something powerful that promotes your business and products. Printing is still a great option too, but to add something different, more sophisticated and stylish and to stand out even more, a well-designed image or logo is something everyone can appreciate. Whether you hand them out to clients, a gift to potential customers, have employees wear them or use them in other ways, they give you long-lasting marketing for your brand and business.
Create unique uniforms and event gifts
Corporate shirt embroidery is a great way to create an interesting and attractive uniform your employees will be happy to wear. In the world we live in today there is a lot of competition to attract customers and to stand out from others. A well-designed good quality shirt as part of the staff uniform can help do that. They might head to get some food before or after work, have a coffee with a colleague all while wearing the t-shirt. People will see them and see their embroidered shirt and it might make them think about visiting the business.
You could also order more of them and hand them out at events your business heads to. Give them away to people who come to talk to your staff there about your product and you get even more cheap advertising going on. Send them out as gifts to investors and partners, reward loyal customers and so on.
An attractive way to embellish a garment
One of the most effective methods to add decoration and design to a fabric is embroidery. It is not just something you do for practical reasons. It can also look good too. The great thing about shirt embroidery is it lasts longer than other options even after the garments have been worn and washed repeatedly. This makes it ideal for uniforms that your employees will wash daily.
All you need to do is make sure you choose a good quality t-shirt. It will last longer and people are happier to wear it. Your promotional strategy is not going to work if people feel like the shirt is poor quality, uncomfortable to wear and ill-fitting. There are a large range of different shirts so consider what suits your needs best, sleeveless, long sleeve, short sleeve, tank, loose or fitted and so on.
Conclusion
It is worth noting that not all images are suited to corporate shirt embroidery. Sometimes a logo that is too small just loses all detail and definition. You can use basic colours fine, but halftones and more subtle colours tend to be less successful. You can ask or a sample to examine their work so you can choose the best one for you and you avoid ordering something in bulk that does not look as good when you see it done. Embroidery is more expensive than something like screen printing. In large quantities it gets expensive. You also pay per stitch so the bigger the design the more you pay per shirt.
