Sew On Badges

[Posh]

Been given 5 nice polo shirts that I can use for work. What I want is to have my logo put on them or even a transfer. Anyone know of anywhere that designs see on badges or transfers apart from at the seaside.

 

[windyman]

best bet would be taking them to a shop that does t-shirt embroidery & getting them done.

 

[All Round Cleaning]

Embroidery costs more than having them done with vinyl printing id be more inclined to have them printed myself .

 

[rcproperty]

problem with some printed ones, the print can wear and rub off if they are not done well, and start to look taty, yer embroidery costs more but will last a lot longer and worth the money

 

[M.K Cleaners.co.uk]

problem with some printed ones, the print can wear and rub off if they are not done well, and start to look taty, yer embroidery costs more but will last a lot longer and worth the money

I have to agree there, Looks better too

 

[harunh]

embroidery is the way forward trust me /emoticons/smile.png it wont come off when u wash it.

 

[Dodger]

One at skeg vegas sells on ebay if it helps lol. Missus had some sent a while back and they were pretty good and stayed on, ok if ya happy with just plain text and iron on not embroidered.

 

[simon]

i get mine from here

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Logos-in-Stitches?_rdc=1

just a round sew on with my company name on, means i can cut em off & sew em on a different shirt when i want a change & i can use shirts /jumpers etc i've already got & dont need to buy special wok ones

 

[GMcleaning]

embroidery is cheap, like the budgie