Compare the finished result
Print gives your design a printed appearance on the garment. It can suit detailed graphics and larger artwork, subject to the fabric, design and position.
Embroidery
Stitched texture · appearance & limitationsEmbroidery recreates your design in stitches for a textured finish. Fine lettering and small details need enough space to remain clear.
Check your garment’s options
Choose your clothingChoose the appearance you want, then check the options shown for your garment. The product studio presents suitable decoration choices and positions for that product.
Make a useful comparison
Use this checklist as you compare.
0 of 4 checkedFine detail, unusual positions and protective clothing
When to involve the team
Ask for production advice for unusually fine artwork, difficult locations or a strict requirement to match existing clothing. Include the garment, logo, position and quantity.
For protective or safety-related clothing, check the product's documented suitability and decoration restrictions before ordering. Decoration must be assessed against the exact product; a workwear label alone does not establish protective performance.
Print and Embroidery are the buying choices. Within Print, Colour Apparel selects the appropriate production process; the print-method guide explains how.
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