Embroidery · Perth, WA
Embroidery
in Perth
Give your logo a premium, stitched finish that looks professional and lasts as long as the garment. We embroider polos, caps, beanies, jackets and workwear for Perth businesses, schools, sports clubs and clothing brands. Orders start from just 10 pieces.
From 10 pieces · Free mockups · Stitched in Perth
Orders from 10 pieces
Free digital mockups
Stitch file kept for reorders
Embroidered in Perth
What we embroider
Stitched onto
your gear
From front-of-house polos to site jackets and club caps. Not sure what suits? Tell us how the gear will be worn and your budget, and we will recommend garments that embroider well.
01
Polos and shirts
Polos and business shirts with a crisp chest logo. The go-to for staff uniforms and club officials.
02
Caps and beanies
Structured caps, trucker caps and beanies. A raised logo on the front looks sharp from a distance.
03
Jackets and hoodies
Soft shell and puffer jackets, vests, hoodies and crew jumpers for winter uniforms and merch.
04
Workwear and bags
Work shirts, drill pants, aprons and bags that need a logo tough enough for daily wear.
Why embroidery
A finish that
lasts
Embroidery stitches your logo into the fabric with thread, so there is nothing to crack, peel or fade. It gives a polished, premium look that suits uniforms, workwear and anything your team wears every day.
A raised, textured finish that looks high-end up close.
Built to last
No cracking, peeling or fading. It lasts as long as the garment does.
Perfect for small logos
Ideal for left chest, sleeve, collar and cap logos.
Works on heavy fabrics
Great on fleece, soft shell and drill, where printing can struggle.
Recent work
Stitched in Perth,
worn everywhere
Embroidered polos · local trade business
Logo caps · local cricket club
Staff jackets · Perth cafe
How it works
Three steps to
stitched gear
01
Send your logo
Tell us what you need, how many and when, and upload your logo.
02
Approve your mockup
We turn your logo into a stitch file and send a free digital mockup and a clear quote.
03
We stitch it
We embroider your order in Perth, ready for pick up or delivered anywhere in WA and Australia.
Pricing
What affects
the price
Every job is quoted on what you need. Turning your logo into a stitch file (digitising) is a one-off cost, so reorders are quicker and cheaper.
01
Stitch count
Bigger, more detailed logos take more stitches, which takes more time on the machine.
02
Positions
Chest, sleeve, back or cap. Each extra position is a separate run.
03
Quantity
The more pieces, the lower the price per piece. Orders start from 10.
04
Garment choice
From value polos to premium jackets. We help you match the garment to your budget.
Not sure which to choose?
Embroidery, screen printing
or heat transfer?
Embroidery
Best for smaller logos and a premium look on polos, caps, jackets and workwear.
Screen printing
Best for big, bold designs on tees and hoodies, and great value as quantities grow.
Heat transfer
Great for full-colour artwork, photos, and individual names and numbers.
FAQs
Embroidery
questions
What is your minimum order?
10 pieces per design. You can mix sizes and, in most cases, garment colours within the order.
How big can an embroidered logo be?
Most chest logos are 7 to 10 cm wide. Larger back designs are possible, so ask us about yours.
Can you match my brand colours?
Yes. We match thread colours to your logo as closely as possible and show them on your mockup.
Do I pay digitising again on reorders?
No. We keep your stitch file on record, so reorders skip that cost.
What artwork do you need?
A vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) is best, but a clear PNG works too. See our artwork guide.
How do I look after embroidered gear?
Wash inside out on a cool wash and avoid ironing directly on the stitching. See our care guide.
Get a free mockup
and quote
Upload your logo, tell us what you need and how many, and we will come back with a mockup and a price. No obligation, and orders start from just 10 pieces.
Prefer to talk? Contact us
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