Embroidery digitizing
Machine embroidery files prepared for the artwork, finished dimensions, fabric and placement you specify. A digital file order does not include a stitched garment.
DIGITEMB COMPANY PROFILE
Artwork services. Custom products. A clear starting point.
DigitEMB helps customers prepare embroidery files and vector artwork, and request custom patches and printed stickers.
Choose the result you need.
Vector artwork
Artwork redrawing and conversion for an agreed print, cutting or design workflow. Request the output formats and editing requirements your supplier needs.
Custom patches
Physical patches specified by material, size, shape, backing and quantity. Ask for the minimum, proof process and delivery estimate for your design.
Stickers & labels
Printed stickers for a specified surface and use. Discuss the cut, material, adhesive, finish and care requirements before approving production.
Start with a brief the team can price.
1. Share the artwork.
Send the clearest original file available, the finished size and how the result will be used.
2. Confirm the scope.
Agree the deliverables, quantities, price, revision scope, proof process and schedule with the team.
3. Review before production.
Check spelling, dimensions, colors and the agreed specification. Test a digital embroidery file on the intended material before a full run.
See the work and ask the right questions.
Explore examples across the four service families, then use the existing quotation form to send your artwork and requirements.
Phone: +1 (347) 560-0991 · Email: [email protected]
The meaning belongs to you.
Your artwork may hold a family memory, a creative ambition or a connection to your community. Tell us what it means to you and how you want to use it. That context belongs beside the size, fabric, surface and deadline.
THE MEANING BEHIND THE ARTWORK
Give the details a voice.
Explore concepts about memory, belonging and creative identity, then discover the design choices that could help make an idea your own.
Embroidery digitizing
A Day of the Dead embroidery concept about remembrance
Two decorated skulls within a heart invite a conversation about remembrance. This illustrative design story looks at the artwork's visual choices and the cultural questions a thoughtful Day of the Dead embroidery brief should address.
Read the design story ↗
Custom patches
A gathering, remembered in a patch
A community celebration could leave people with a small reminder of being together. This illustrative printed-patch brief begins with the participants' own words, artwork and choices about how their shared identity should be represented.
Read the design story ↗Design inspiration: these are illustrative briefs inspired by portfolio artwork and service examples, rather than documented customer commissions.