Polos
A classic look for your work environment.
Embroidery
Custom embroidery for company apparel.
Professional embroidery for uniforms, team apparel and branded merchandise.
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Embroidered polos, hats, jackets & bags.
Quality embroidery on the pieces your people wear most.
Hats
Professional branding people notice.
Jackets
Layer up with a polished, durable look.
Bags
Take your brand further, everywhere.
A simple process from artwork to delivery.
1. Artwork review
We review your logo and recommend the right stitch approach.
2. Sample approval
Review the agreed proof or sample before full production.
3. Production
Your approved order is embroidered with care and attention to detail.
4. Easy reordering
Approved artwork and product details support consistent reorders.
Sewn for what you do.
Embroidery adds texture and a polished finish to suitable polos, hats, jackets and bags. We review the fabric, artwork and placement before recommending the approach.
- Great for uniforms and corporate apparel
- Options for hats, outerwear and bags
- A crisp, professional finish
- Thread colors selected for your brand
Outfit your team with confidence.
From a few team members to multiple locations, make embroidered apparel easier to manage.
Plan Your Uniform Program
Plan your Houston embroidery order.
Work with LS Custom across Houston, Katy, Cypress and West Houston. Share your garment, logo, placement, quantity and required date so artwork preparation and delivery can be scoped together.
Prepare artwork for thread
Digitizing converts your logo into stitch instructions. Send vector artwork when available, your brand references and the intended finished size. Small lettering, seams and fabric stretch need review.
Compare decoration methodsCompare the complete quote
Garment choice, stitch count, placements, quantity and artwork preparation affect cost. Include packing, delivery and repeat-order requirements when comparing options.
Read the embroidery cost guideFrequently asked questions.
What products work well with embroidery?
Polos, caps, jackets and suitable bags are common options. Fabric, construction, placement and logo detail determine the final recommendation.
Can you embroider my logo?
Share your artwork. We assess size, fine details and stitch preparation before approving production.
How is embroidery priced?
Product, quantity, placement, stitch count and artwork setup shape the quote.
Can I reorder the same design?
We retain approved details to support consistent reorders, subject to product availability.
Can you embroider garments I already own?
Potentially. Share the garment brand, style, fabric, condition and intended placement before bringing items in. We review construction and suitability, then discuss any limitations and the terms for decorating customer-supplied garments before accepting the order.
What should I send for an embroidery quote?
Send the garment ideas, quantities, logo placement and finished size, brand color references and required date. Vector artwork such as AI, EPS, SVG or PDF is helpful; send a clear image if that is what you have. Digitizing, product availability, minimums and delivery are confirmed for the specific project.
Before the first stitch
Approve the details that matter.
A useful checklist for logos, employee names, garment samples and repeat orders.
Is a digital embroidery proof the same as a physical sew-out?
No. A digital proof shows the proposed design and placement; a sew-out is an actual stitched sample. Ask which proof or sample is included and whether it uses the selected garment or another material. Physical sample costs and timing should be confirmed before production approval.
How do we approve the actual size of an embroidered logo?
Specify the finished width and height, garment style and placement rather than saying “small” or “large.” Review the dimensions on the proof and request a sample when scale is important. Also confirm whether employee names or secondary logos require separate placement approval.
Can we provide an embroidery file from a previous supplier?
Send the available machine file, original artwork, previous finished dimensions and a photo or sample of the result, with permission to use the files. The production team must review suitability for the new garment and equipment. Reuse does not automatically eliminate testing or preparation charges.
Should one approval cover hats, polos and jackets?
List each product and confirm the proposed logo dimensions, position and thread colors for it. Ask the team whether separate file preparation or sew-outs are needed. Do not assume that approving a polo sample approves a different hat style or jacket construction without review.
How should we communicate brand colors for embroidery?
Provide your brand color references and request the proposed thread colors for approval. Review physical thread or a sewn sample when color is critical. An on-screen image is not an exact color guarantee, and the chosen thread reference should be retained with the approved order specifications.
How do we keep employee names separate from the company logo setup?
Provide one approved logo and a checked name list tied to the correct garments and sizes. Specify the name lettering, position and any titles or credentials. Ask the quote to distinguish standard logo work from variable personalization so future name changes are easier to review.
What happens if our logo includes very small lettering or fine details?
Ask for an artwork review at the intended finished size. The team may propose a simplified detail, different dimensions or another decoration approach. Your brand approver should approve any changes before production rather than discovering that an important word or symbol was altered afterward.
What should we check before approving a large embroidered order?
Review the exact garment, logo size and position, spelling, thread choices and finish. For recurring workwear, consider a wearer and wash trial using the care instructions. Save the approved sample reference and written specifications so later reorders have a clear comparison point.
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