Stitch type
Flat, 3D puff, chenille or appliqué. Each suits different logo sizes and looks, and we suggest what will hold the detail.
Flat embroidery, 3D puff embroidery, chenille and appliqué patches on hoodies, sweatshirts, tees and jackets. Send the logo and placement; we stitch it on the sample garment.
A look at garment production at Seasang. For your own design, confirm the fabric, measurements, construction and finish on a physical sample.
Request a sample planFlat, 3D puff, chenille or appliqué. Each suits different logo sizes and looks, and we suggest what will hold the detail.
Very small text and thin lines lose detail in thread. We check your file and the stitch-out on the real fabric.
Embroidery is sampled on the garment itself, so you approve the stitch, colour and position together.
Explore the development reference, then tell us which fit, fabric and finishing decisions matter to your project.
Embroidery gives a logo texture and depth that print cannot. SEASANG makes custom embroidered hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts and denim in Humen, Dongguan, with flat embroidery, 3D puff embroidery, chenille and appliqué patches arranged with embroidery workshops we work with locally. The garment and the embroidery are sampled together, so you approve them as one piece.
Send your logo file, the size and the position on the garment. Small text and thin lines are the most common problem in thread, so we check the file and the stitch-out on the actual fabric. Thread colours are matched to your references. Most projects start at around 100 pieces per style, per colour.
It depends on the font and the stitch type. As a rule, very small lettering loses detail; we review your file and show the result on the sample.
The stitches are sewn over a foam layer so the logo stands up from the fabric. It works best on bold, simple shapes.
Yes. Heavier fleece and French terry support embroidery well. We sample it on the hoodie fabric you choose.
A tech pack, a sketch or a clear reference. Tell us the quantity per colour and delivery country.
Review the fabric, fit, construction and sample scope before confirming costs and timing.
Check the physical garment. Record changes, then approve the details that will guide production.
Confirm quantities, material availability and the production schedule. Arrange shipping separately.
Tell us what you want to make.
We’ll work through the next steps with you.