Adding Names - Embroidery News 16

Adding Names To Shirts?

Most embroiderers will size an individual's name to an appropriate size based on the size of the logo and the location of the name. If the name is placed above or below the logo the size may be limited to the available space. If the name is located across from the logo on the right chest side then it can be bigger although it shouldn't overpower the logo. If you want to check the size of a name before your order is embroidered cut out a piece of paper in the correct size and cut out another piece in the size of your logo if the logo is separate, tape each piece of paper to a shirt and stand back three feet and you get an idea of how big your embroidered name and logo will be on the shirt.

The Tri-Blend T-Shirt:

Triblend T

Check out Anvil's new triblend T's! There are six hot styles: crew, V-neck and 3/4 raglan sleeve for men. Racer back tank, V-neck and scoop neck for women. You'll love the look, fit and feel of these T's!

Style Focus - CamoHex Colorblock T

ST371 - Men's T
LST371 - Ladies T

Check out the bold look of this colorblock T for men and women! It has a sublimated digital print on the sleeves, shoulders and collar. Its LST371 Tee in limeshock features include:

3.8-ounce, 100% polyester interlock body
4-ounce, 100% polyester interlock sleeves, shoulders and neck
Tag-free label
Set-in sleeves
Sizes XS-4X

Need an embroidered logo update?

Is your business name large enough? Is the font readable? Does the thread color contrast well with the background color? Your business name should be clearly seen from a three foot distance.

Classic vs. Young Adult: T-Shirt Fits Explained!

What's the sizing difference between a young adult and a classic fit T? Young adult styles like District T's have a shorter sleeve length and trimmer fit in the torso. Classic fit T's have longer sleeves and more room in the torso.