Embroidery is a timeless and durable way to add a premium touch to your products. It creates high-quality, long-lasting designs — but getting the best results requires careful planning and the right design choices.
When to Use Embroidery
Embroidery is a popular choice for creating high-quality signature products. It works best on thicker fabrics like hats, jackets, polo shirts, and dress shirts. Its biggest advantage is durability — and it's ideal for simple, limited-color designs.
Embroidery Design Requirements
Do:
- Choose from available thread colors (maximum 6 colors).
- Use high-resolution images (1200x1200px or 1200x720px for hats).
- Keep your design simple.
- Use correct text sizes (lowercase min 0.25", uppercase min 0.3").
Don't:
- Avoid small details and thin lines (minimum 0.05" thickness).
- No gradients — use solid colors.
- No photos — stick to clean graphics.
"Embroidery doesn't just apply ink to fabric — it stitches thread directly into the material, creating a raised, textured surface. It's the undisputed best choice for a premium feel."
Igora Team
Igora Editorial Team
The Igora team brings together e-commerce experts, logistics specialists and AI developers with a mission to make international trade accessible for Turkish entrepreneurs.
Start Selling Globally Without Upfront Inventory
Take your brand to global markets with Igora's AI-powered stockless e-export ecosystem.
Explore Services →
