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When ordering custom apparel for your business or organization, you can&amp;rsquo;t go wrong with a high quality embroidered logo.Here are some basic embroidery digitizing facts to help you know what you are getting when you order your company logo embroidered on custom apparel.1) Ask about number of stitches per square inch. The number of stitches is usually about two thousand per square inch. If your embroiderer uses a machine that maxes out at one thousand stitches per square inch, then you can expect that the logo will be thin and that you may see the fabric through the embroidery design.2) Talk to a knowledgeable person about your choices. Number of stitches can vary greatly depending on the type of fabric that you choose. If you want your embroidered logo to look its best, then ask if the shirts or custom apparel that you chose works well with embroidery.3) Find out what thread options your embroiderer offers. Polyester and cotton threads may be strong, but they will lose their sheen<br/><a href="https://www.eagledigitizing.com/blog/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=93&amp;Page=1">[&lt;&lt;]</a><a href="https://www.eagledigitizing.com/blog/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=93&amp;Page=1">[[1]]</a><a href="https://www.eagledigitizing.com/blog/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=93&amp;Page=2">[2]</a><a href="https://www.eagledigitizing.com/blog/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=93&amp;Page=2">[&gt;&gt;]</a><br/>
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