While its easy to change from one thread color to
another during the embroidery process its best to keep
changes to a minimum. Most groups of shirts in different
colors can be divided into "light" and "dark" shirts and the thread
color for the text can be adjusted so it looks well on either the
light or the dark group. But, the choice is up to
you. Some customers have a set color for their logo
that stays the same no matter what the shirt color is. Thus,
depending on the shirt color, sometimes the logo contrasts well
while other times the logo is very subtle.
Dark colored T-shirts cost more than lighter shirts when screen printed because dark shirts must be printed twice (increasing the cost) for the ink to stand out well against the dark shirt.
The quality of your embroidered logo can be greatly improved by finding the right embroiderer who will answer your questions and provide a quality embroidered product.
Yes, but small text and details may need to be eliminated. Your embroiderer can improve the look of your design by adding a topping during the embroidery process and slightly increasing the size of the design.