Embroidery question

[4them]

Anyone ever get smocks or aprons or whatever and embroider them. Someone told me if you plan on washing your apparel regularly, and heck yes for a groomer, it can really wear out the embroidery fast and threading pills away. True? Any solutions?

[All_4_Animals]

I am interested to know as well... Love to have biz name /logo on smocks! ..

[1mobilegroomer]

Me too.

[ItzaClip!]

I used to embroider everything. It lasted longer than the smock did, and those were typical cheaper smocks back then ( paw brothers, stylist etc)

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[Naturally Furry]

I have embroidered Tikima smocks. It's been almost a year and they seem to be holding up great! Perhaps we should also consider the quality of the embroidery itself? I use to have clip on name tags and never again. So much nicer to have the embroidery.

[violet2]

I asked an embrodiery person who works near our biz and she said tell them about the frequent cleaning and they have different threads that will work for you.

[cmf07]

I have my smocks embroidered with my logo. I wash my smocks frequently but also hang them to dry, & never put them in the dryer. I made sure my logo was done by a quality local company & it is a thick embroidery.


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[violet2]

Has anyone had an embroidery person take your long and scan it and turn it into a patch?

[10muddypaws]

I have done that for my granddaughter who loves horses. We may black and white artwork and they digitize it. Keep it simple is the key.