I have a customer interested in a Jacket back with his company's logo. When you do jacket backs, do you remove the liner, embroider and then sew the liner back on, or just embroider through the liner too?
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Ash City has tons of jackets that have the EZ sew embroidery system--where you can't see the embroidery on the inside, but someone said above you should remove the liner and then embroidery and resew the liner in...I wouldn't do that I think it would look very unprofessional to the customer if you had hand sew in the liner to hide the embroidery
Ash City has tons of jackets that have the EZ sew embroidery system--where you can't see the embroidery on the inside, but someone said above you should remove the liner and then embroidery and resew the liner in...I wouldn't do that I think it would look very unprofessional to the customer if you had hand sew in the liner to hide the embroidery
That's funny- i never said to "hand-sew" anything- I sew/ reconstruct garments together all the time- with a serger and or sewing machine with extremely professional results
Ah. I"m sorry I didn't see that. I used to work at contract embroiderier and we never used to do that...I don't do it now...do you charge to do that?? to hide the hidden embroidery??
Ah. I"m sorry I didn't see that. I used to work at contract embroiderier and we never used to do that...I don't do it now...do you charge to do that?? to hide the hidden embroidery??
no worries ... i include that in an overall price - but i'm not a sole embroidery shop- i just like a very clean quality finished look-and if there is a blank jacket that has an opening for a hoop - by all means use that- but honestly to re-seam is not that big of a deal. but, in large volumes i see a ready-made embroidery jacket as a better option.
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