Skip to content
Embroidery

EMBROIDERY

EMBROIDERY

Why Embroidery?

Embroidery is extremely long lasting and thread retains colors very well. Nothing else beats the high quality look and feel of embroidery on your apparel.

New Logo Set-Up

New logos will require a set up fee of either $60 or $125 depending on the size. This allows us to create a file that our machines can read to embroider the logo.

Before any apparel is embroidered, we will create a sample for your approval. We want to make sure you love it before putting it on your clothes! You can always request changes so don’t feel like you are stuck with the first sample.

Baker Consulting
Smiling Moose
Shanley Visor
Monogram
Tiffany's Daycare
Aces

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the quote form on the Contact Us page. A sales associate will then email you back with a quote within one business day.

Pricing is based on the size of embroidery and quantity of items being embroidered. To give you the most accurate pricing, please request a quote on the Contact Us page.

A one time digitizing fee is charged for new logos:

$60 for standard caps and left chest

$125 for any embroidery larger than 5″ (Jacket Backs)

Set up fee is waived if you order 24 pieces or more with embroidery.

If you are able to provide a EMB or DST file that our machines can read, we will waive the set up fee.

Keep in mind we won’t be able to make changes to the file you provide. Colors can be changed but the logo can’t be modified or re-sized.

There is no minimum quantity required for embroidery.

Yes! We have a large book of generic designs that you can choose from. These will cost $10 each plus the cost of the embroidery itself.

Absolutely! Just know that Bee Seen Gear can not be held responsible for any customer furnished goods that are damaged or lost.

We can do that too! Choose your thread color and font and we will personalize your items for you. No set up fees for anything we typeset.

For $60 an hour we will remove previous embroidery on your clothes. We do not advise doing this unless you are covering that spot with new embroidery. Any areas that are not covered have a good chance of revealing holes and may not look good.