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Reception polos, softshells for teams on the move, workwear jackets with the logo on the chest and the technician's name beneath it. Embroidery keeps pace with industrial laundering, which no glued marking does.
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We embroider your logos on polos, sweatshirts, softshells, caps, workwear jackets and bags, from the Liège area. €12.00 per piece for a small format, €20.00 for a large one — from a single piece, with no minimum order. The price is shown before you order, not a week after your request.
Embroidery is the most durable marking: the thread is stitched into the fabric, it does not peel, does not crack and generally outlasts the garment itself. That is why it is the default choice for company uniforms, reception polos and club badges — anything that still has to look presentable after two years of washing.
Two lines, and that is all. No file fee, no surcharge per colour, no minimum invoice.
The garment comes on top of this price, and its price drops by quantity tier (10–24, 25–49, and so on). The configurator calculates the whole thing live on each of the 2,607 pieces in the catalogue.
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An embroidery machine works on a piece stretched in a hoop: not every placement is reachable. These are the ones we do.
Reception polos, softshells for teams on the move, workwear jackets with the logo on the chest and the technician's name beneath it. Embroidery keeps pace with industrial laundering, which no glued marking does.
An embroidered badge on staff jackets and committee polos, while the players' shirts go through DTF transfer — lighter and better suited to names and numbers. Many clubs mix both techniques in a single kit order.
Aprons, chef's jackets, front-of-house shirts. Here embroidery wins for a simple reason: it goes through a high-temperature wash without flinching, where a transfer would eventually peel off.
€12.00 per piece for a small placement — left chest, sleeve, back of neck, cap — and €20.00 for a large one, back included. The price is the same whether you order one piece or a hundred: it does not depend on quantity. On top of that comes the digitising of the logo, once only: €30.00 for a small format and €50.00 for a large one.
An embroidery machine does not read an image: it follows a stitch program. Digitising turns your logo into a needle path — colour order, fill direction, density, compensation for the tension of the fabric. It is workshop work, not an automatic conversion. You only pay for it once: your later orders reuse the same file, even years afterwards.
Up to 10 × 10 cm on a small placement, up to 30 × 30 cm on the back. In practice, a company logo embroidered on the chest is rarely more than 8 cm wide: beyond that it weighs the garment down and distorts it in the wash.
Embroidery has its limits, and it is better to know them beforehand. It handles gradients, drop shadows and text under 4 mm high poorly — the thread cannot go that fine. Solid shapes and clean outlines, on the other hand, come out superbly. Send us your file: we will tell you frankly what will work and what would need simplifying.
Between 2 and 7 working days after you approve the proof, depending on quantity. The proof is prepared as soon as we receive your payment. Digitising adds one day the first time.
No. One piece is enough. The price of the embroidery does not change with quantity; it is the price of the garment that drops by tier, from 10 pieces.
We work from Liège. Delivery is free in the Liège area, where we drop off the order ourselves; elsewhere in Belgium, in Luxembourg and in France, the order is shipped by carrier. The workshop receives visitors by appointment; a shop and a showroom are in the works.