Embroidery FAQ

Digitizing is the translation of an image into a digital file that controls color changes, density, stitch type and stitch direction for an embroidery machine. Digitization of a design requires a one-time fee that varies with complexity.

OSI has a very large selection of thread colors and should be able to accommodate most requests.

A “Sew-out” is a sample embroidery with actual colors on a swatch of fabric usually used for approval purposes.

If the desired area can be hooped and still move freely when attached to the machine, it can be embroidered.

The largest hoop available is 14” x 16”.

Maximum size for a cap front is 6”w x 2.25” h. For a visor, 3.5”w x 1”h.

Our machines can thread a maximum of 15 colors.

Yes, personalization is available in a variety of fonts.