Embroidery is the process in which an image or design is stitched onto fabric. Using various types of threads, any image, word, or shape can be embroidered onto any material. Most often, embroidery is used to display business names or logos onto apparel for uniform purposes. Embroidery is often used on a variety of types of clothing for merchandise and advertisement.

By using special embroidery machines, you can prepare any embroidery design for stitching (digitally, of course). The image will take shape and be permanently displayed on the article of clothing. 

Embroidery offers several benefits over other forms of image printing. Some of these include:

• Permanent placement – While other printing forms can be worn away due to repeated wash and wear, embroidery is much sturdier. Colors do not fade or peel and will withstand many washing cycles.
• Highly durable – The thread used for embroidery is always thin and flexible, allowing the design to be shaped to any body part. Sleeves, legs, or even heads under hats can be fitted with any design.
• Tight and tough – As the stitches are tight and close, they are unlikely to get undone. Plus, they are resistant to damage that may occur, allowing the image to keep its shape for a long time.