FAMILY-RUN · LIMERICK · SINCE 1994

Branding and decoration · Embroidery

Embroidered workwear, stitched in Limerick.

Your logo embroidered onto polos, softshells, shirts and hi vis in our own factory on the Dock Road. Nothing is outsourced. Digitising, stitching and finishing all happen under one roof, which is how we control turnaround and quality.

  • Since 1994
  • From 10 garments
  • 5 day dispatch
  • Nothing outsourced
Textile Print and Embroidery logo embroidered on a white polo shirt, held in an embroidery hoop at our Limerick factory Dock Road, Limerick Digitise → Hoop → Stitch → Finish

Embroidery is the finish most Irish businesses choose for a staff uniform, and for good reason. A stitched logo has depth, it outlasts the garment, and it does not crack, fade or peel through hundreds of washes. We have been embroidering workwear on the Dock Road since 1994, and every stitch still runs on our own machines.

Embroidery Screen print Coming soon Digital printing Coming soon

On the factory floorWatch how we embroider a logo

Ninety seconds inside our Limerick factory. Digitising the artwork, hooping the garment, the multi head machine running the stitch file, and the finished polo coming off the frame. Everything you see is ours.

1994Embroidering in Limerick since
10+Minimum run, from ten garments
5 daysStandard dispatch after proof approval
0Work sent to third parties

Made in LimerickEverything in house. Nothing outsourced.

A lot of workwear suppliers take your order and send the decoration out to a contractor. We do not. Every embroidered garment we sell is digitised, stitched, trimmed and packed by our own team at 7 Ashbourne Business Park on the Dock Road. That is not a marketing line, it is the reason we can give you a firm turnaround and stand over the finish.

We control the turnaround

No waiting on a third party’s schedule. Your job goes on our machines when we say it will, and five working days means five working days.

We control the quality

The person who digitises your logo is on the same floor as the person who stitches it and the person who checks it. Problems get caught before dispatch, not after.

One team, start to finish

From first quote to delivery you deal with the people making your order. No middleman markup, no passing the blame.

Why embroideryThe finish most Irish uniforms are built on

Thread is the most durable decoration you can put on a garment. It is stitched through the fabric rather than sitting on top of it, so it survives industrial laundering, site wear and years of washing without any change in appearance. It also carries a weight that print does not. A left chest embroidered crest on a polo or a softshell reads as an established company, which is exactly why it is the default for corporate uniforms, engineering firms, trades and hospitality.

Embroidery suits logos with clean shapes and solid colour. Fine gradients, photographic detail and very small text are better served by digital printing, and we will tell you which method your artwork needs before we quote.

Stocked in LimerickBest garments for embroidery

Anything with a stable, mid to heavy weight fabric embroiders well. These are the ones we stitch most, all stocked in Limerick.

Embroidered polo shirts

The workhorse of Irish uniforms. Piqué cotton and poly cotton polos take a left chest logo cleanly, and we can add a name or job title on the opposite side or the sleeve.

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Embroidered softshell jackets

Softshell is the garment that shows embroidery off best. The dense outer fabric holds stitch detail, and a chest logo with a large back embroidery is the standard site manager and supervisor spec.

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Embroidered shirts

For front of house, sales teams and office staff. Oxford and poplin shirts take a small left chest crest or a cuff mark, in men’s and ladies’ fits.

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Embroidered hi vis

Hi vis polos, jackets and softshells embroider well on the solid colour panels. Logo size on certified garments is limited, because covering too much of the fluorescent background or the reflective tape can affect the EN ISO 20471 class. We keep every crest within the allowed area and will flag it if a design needs to be smaller.

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The processHow it works

  1. Send your logoAny format is fine. Vector files give the cleanest result, but a good quality JPEG or PNG is enough to start.
  2. We digitise it in houseOur team converts the artwork into a stitch file, choosing thread colours, stitch direction and density for your fabric. You approve a digital proof before anything runs.
  3. We stitch it in LimerickEvery garment is embroidered on our own multi head machines, checked by hand and trimmed. No part of this step leaves our building.
  4. Dispatched in five working daysBoxed and labelled by size, delivered nationwide. Faster on request for smaller runs.

Kitting out a full team?

We run workwear programmes for larger employers across Munster and nationwide: agreed kit lists, call off stock held in Limerick, named onboarding packs and on site fit days. Talk to us about an account.

Good to knowEmbroidery questions

What is the minimum order for embroidered workwear?

We embroider from ten garments. There is no large minimum, and pricing steps down as quantity rises.

Is there a digitising or setup fee?

Your logo is digitised once and the stitch file is kept on record, so every reorder runs without a new setup. Ask us for the current digitising cost when you request a quote.

How long does embroidered workwear take?

Standard dispatch is five working days after you approve the proof. Shorter turnaround is often possible on smaller runs, so tell us your deadline.

Can you embroider names or job titles?

Yes. Individual names, job titles or site references are added per garment, usually on the right chest or sleeve.

Does embroidery affect hi vis certification?

It can if a logo covers too much of the fluorescent or reflective area. We size every crest to stay within the limits for the garment’s EN ISO 20471 class.

Do you outsource any of the embroidery?

No. Digitising, stitching, trimming and packing are all done by our own team in Limerick. That is why we can commit to turnaround times and stand over every garment that leaves the building.

Embroidery or print, which should I choose?

Embroidery for polos, softshells, shirts, fleeces and caps where durability and a professional finish matter. Screen print or digital printing for large back designs, fine detail, gradients or high volume t shirts. Many uniforms use both.

Get a quote for embroidered workwear

Send us your logo, the garments you have in mind and a rough headcount. We will come back with pricing and a stitched sample if you want one.

Request a quote Call 061 305760