Crafting A Better Embroidery Business
Whether you’re running a small boutique embroidery shop or managing a large-scale decorated-apparel operation, attracting more customers to your business is crucial for growth and sustainability.
FULL STORYCaps are a staple of the embroidery business, so it makes sense to take the time to learn how to sew them well.
This type of headwear is all about variety. If you look at a cap catalog, there are hundreds — if not thousands — of choices with regard to color combinations, materials, crown height, type of bill, back closures … the list goes on and on.
For this installment of the Impressions Tech Tips Newsletter, we will be working with American Apparel’s foam-front trucker hat (style CT509).
Whether you’re running a small boutique embroidery shop or managing a large-scale decorated-apparel operation, attracting more customers to your business is crucial for growth and sustainability.
FULL STORYThere’s nothing more frustrating than being under pressure to get a job out and having something go wrong—and there are so many things that can go wrong!
FULL STORYChoosing the correct backing is a vital part of the embroidery process. Unfortunately, it can also create a fair amount of anxiety and confusion for embroiderers.
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