From a digitizer's perspective, that usually means taking a JPG or PNG file of a customer’s company logo or artwork and converting into an embroidery file. Once you've decided between digitizing your logo for embroidery or having the expert team at Merchology put the work in for you next comes the fun part - choosing your items! From Quick Ship Clothing for when you need things fast, custom Bags and Backpacks to welcome the new employee, or specially curated MerchBoxes with the coolest corporate gifts all in one single box!Ĭheck out the Trending Collections, Buyers Guides, and Event Guides to plan the coolest company parties with the hottest branded merchandise your coworkers will be talking about for years!Įmbroidery machines are not able to read the same types of files as your computer can, so you have to digitize your logo in a way that the machines can understand before they can do their job.

Brendon has been digitizing logos for over 20 years and is one of the best in his field! Luckily, we have Merchology Senior Digitizer Brendon O’Flanagan to break it down for us. However, the logo digitization process is actually much more complex than that.

You may think that the machine embroidery process is as simple as uploading your logo to a computer and letting the embroidery machines go to work.

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