Choose the branding technique after considering the artwork, fabric and intended use together.
Consider the artwork
A small logo with clear shapes can work well as embroidery. Photographic artwork or complex colour transitions usually calls for a print discussion. Very fine lettering needs a technical review: simply shrinking the artwork can make the final logo difficult to read.
Consider the fabric
A stable polo fabric and a lightweight jersey respond differently to stitching. Dense embroidery can pull or stiffen a light fabric. Prints also depend on fibre composition, surface texture and colour. The right technique should support the garment rather than dominate it.
Approve a physical reference
A screen mock-up confirms position and scale but cannot establish texture, exact thread colour or final print handfeel. Agree dimensions, placement and colour references, then check the decorated sample. Where washing matters, confirm the relevant care and test expectations.
Keep the collection consistent
A coordinated range does not require the same process on every product. A printed tote and embroidered polo can share colour and proportions while using techniques suited to their materials. Send vector artwork, usage context and quantity to EOPROMOS for a feasibility discussion.
