Digitizing with the garment in mind.

The same mark needs a different stitch plan on a performance polo, a cap, or a patch. Tell us where it will be sewn and we will build around that use.

Request digitizing

What we need from you.

Original vector artwork is ideal. A high-resolution image is useful too. A photo of another stitched piece can guide us, but is not a reliable source by itself.

Production details

  • Item and fabric, including stretch or texture
  • Placement and any actual pocket, seam, or backing panel
  • Finished width or height, or a request for a recommendation
  • Machine brand, model, and required file format
  • Thread colors and details that must stay recognizable

You can submit what you know. We will ask before proceeding if a missing detail changes the stitch plan.

Inside a digitized file

Artwork in. Stitch path out.

These are two views of an original Novarum test design. The stitch image is decoded from an internal machine-file draft, so you can see how the flat shapes translate into needle movement.

Flat two-color Novarum demonstration artwork
Source artworkClean shapes provide the starting point.
Decoded needle path from the Novarum test design
Decoded stitch pathA digital check reveals stitch order, density, and travel.

Demonstration only · this draft has not been approved for production or physically sewn out.

A file for a specific use.

We plan stitch direction, coverage, underlay, order, and trims for the stated size and fabric. Tiny lettering and thin gaps may need adjustment; we will flag meaningful changes before finalizing the design.

A handoff operators can use.

After approval, delivery includes the agreed machine format, a preview, finished dimensions, color sequence, and notes for the intended application. A digital review checks the file. The shop’s physical sew-out remains the final production test.

Send the artwork.

We will review the request and confirm a quote before the final file is produced.

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