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 digitizingWhat 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.
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.