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Need help and advice on how to put my logo onto clothing

Hi,

I am new here and need help on how to practically put my logo onto clothing. I have a vision in mind and know what i want it to look like, i just dont know how to do it. I want the logo to be 'embroidered' or sewn on the top right hand side of the clothing. Can i have some advice? Unfortunately i dont have access to an image of my logo right now to show you. I just need some advice on how to achieve this. Any help i would be grateful.

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Permalink Reply by Ayo Balogun on July 16, 2017 at 12:43pm

Get the logo design ready and search for businesses that are into monogramming for instance. They can help out.

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Permalink Reply by Pisica on July 16, 2017 at 3:58pm

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I dont know what monogramming is. What is it?

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Permalink Reply by Marika Johnson on August 16, 2019 at 1:29am

Just passing by, Pisica,
It might be an old one, but monogramming is generally decorating with motif or initials and that's what you're possibly looking for. Like this:

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Permalink Reply by Marika Johnson on September 3, 2019 at 6:23am

As another option you can make your own logo using a digitizer. There are plenty of them, commercial and those that are free to use. But most of the programs I've used in the past have trial options so you can try them before purchase.
Yet if you don't have any experience, it might be tricky. Then it would be better to contact professional embroiderers.

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Permalink Reply by Dashing Chris on August 31, 2019 at 1:00pm

I think there are machines for it, you don't need to buy one, if its a one-time :) thing but If you wanna produce it that come s really handy :)

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Permalink Reply by Robert Smith on February 3, 2020 at 5:53pm

you just access to an embroidery machine and then you can upload the image onto the machine and place the area of the clothe you want it on. That's pretty much it. Some local workshop store would allow you to rent their. but it's quite rare.