Did you know we have a huge collection of headwear to choose from. Some of our personal favourites Caps & Beanies are:

Atlantis Headwear, Flexfit, New Era, AS Colours, Stanley/Stella & Beechfield.

BUT we do have the option for fully customiseable headwear also.

We've invested a lot of time and years to perfecting Puff Embroidery otherwise known 3D Embroidery & it's still one of our customers favourite choices.

If you’ve not already heard of Puff embroidery also known as 3D Embroidery. It’s a technique, which allows you to raise the surface of your designs, making them essentially three-dimensional. 3D Foam can give your designs a complete creative boost, transforming them completely. However some parts of the technique may be a little tricky so not all designs are possible. Size and design are critical when making sure you get the best effect for Puff Embroidery.

Puff embroidery is a technique where foam is inserted under the top stitch to raise the surface, giving a three-dimensional look to your embroidery designs. The 3D foam effect is commonly used on garments that don’t require much washing. Apparel like caps, jackets and other outerwear are pieces that are best suited for this technique.

THINGS TO BE AWARE OF WHEN ATTEMPTING TO USE 3D FOAM:
Typically the design plays a huge part, if the design is too intricate, small or design is too closely spaced the design will not work. If the design is too thick the thread will not have the best coverage over the foam base.

Foam colour is also important: it is best to use the same colour as your top thread as any excess foam would be less visible.

Subject matter is also important: 3D foam works best with satin stitching. If the object you want to raise can’t be digitized in satin, then you shouldn’t use foam. Carefully select the right garments for these types of embroidery, they work best and last much longer on items which are typically washed.

on the cuff off the cuff, who cares, we can embroidery anywhere. We have some limitations on size but why not take a look at our applications sizes page for details on that.