Choose a stable embroidery area
The outer ankle and upper leg are common positions because they provide visibility with less distortion. Very elastic or heavily cushioned zones may change logo shape and hand feel.
Simplify artwork for thread
Small text, thin strokes and complex gradients rarely translate directly into embroidery. Prepare a simplified mark and confirm minimum line thickness, stitch direction and final dimensions.
- Use solid shapes
- Avoid very small lettering
- Confirm thread color references
- Review the back of the embroidery for comfort
Balance premium detail and wearability
A larger, denser logo can feel stiff. Ask for a sample that confirms stretch, skin contact and appearance after washing before approving bulk production.
