Embroidery digitizing
Hand punched stitch files for caps, left chest, jacket back, beanies, polos, towels. Push and pull compensation built in.
We turn rough sketches, low resolution logos, and scanned artwork into clean, production ready embroidery files and crisp vector art. Hand finished by digitizers who run real machines, delivered in four to six hours.
Sample shown actual size. Stitch direction visualised.
Every file is digitized or vectorized by a senior artist, never auto traced. We work in Wilcom and Pulse for embroidery, Illustrator and CorelDRAW for vector. Fabric and machine notes welcome.
Hand punched stitch files for caps, left chest, jacket back, beanies, polos, towels. Push and pull compensation built in.
Pixel logos, faded scans, hand drawn marks rebuilt as fully editable, infinitely scalable vector art. Pantone matched.
Spot, simulated process, four color process, and index separations for screen printing. Films and channel maps included.
Custom patch design, merrow border specs, and physical sew out samples on your fabric before production runs.
Most files come back inside one work shift. Rush jobs (under 2 hours) available for an additional fee.
Drop a JPG, PNG, PDF, sketch, photo of a hat, anything. Add machine, fabric, and size notes.
A senior artist rebuilds your file by hand in Wilcom or Illustrator. No auto trace, no shortcuts.
Get a stitch simulation or vector preview. Approve, or send notes. Revisions are unlimited and free.
All formats, neatly named, ready to drop into your machine or art folder. Stored 24 months for free.
Volume customers get studio rates from the first job. Monthly accounts available for shops running more than 40 files a month.
Open an accountFiles delivered in whatever your shop runs. If your machine takes it, we make it. Need a format that's not listed? Just ask.
Pulled from emails and Slack messages with our regulars. Names used with permission.
"First sew came off the machine clean. No restitching, no thread breaks. That has literally never happened with another digitizer."
"We send Stitchform our worst files. Faxed scans, phone photos, napkin sketches. They come back ready to run."
"Our agency uses them for every retro logo restoration. Vector files come back layered, named, and on a clean artboard."
Still curious? Email hello@stitchform.co or text the studio at (415) 555-0142.
Average is 4 to 6 hours during studio hours (7am to 9pm PT, Monday to Saturday). Rush jobs under 2 hours are available with a $12 fee. Files sent after midnight are usually back before you open the shop.
No. Every embroidery file is hand punched by a senior digitizer in Wilcom or Pulse. Every vector file is rebuilt manually in Illustrator or CorelDRAW. Auto traced files fall apart on press, we have seen too many.
Fabric type (pique, fleece, cap, towel, performance), garment placement (left chest, cap front, jacket back), final dimensions, and your machine model. The more you tell us, the better the push and pull compensation we can build in.
Yes, for 30 days from delivery. Most files only need one round of edits, but if a fabric change or design tweak means we need to re-punch the whole thing, we do it free.
Shops doing more than 40 files a month get a studio account: net 15 invoicing, volume rates from the first file, and a dedicated digitizer who learns your style over time.
Pantone solid coated, Madeira Classic and Polyneon, Isacord, Robison Anton, all mapped. Share a swatch or color code and we'll match. Existing garment? Send a photo, we match by eye.
Drop your file or send a brief. You'll get a quote in under 15 minutes from a real human (named Sara, usually).