![]() |
What you need to know about Custom Embroidery
Monograms Plus is your source for embroidery on Shirts,
Caps, Jackets, Aprons, Sweatshirts and just about any other athletic or corporate
wear that can support a thread and needle. We do it all, from personalized
gifts to business promotions.
Q: Do you supply the items to be embroidered?
A: Yes! Monograms Plus can supply you with highest quality, name-brand apparel that was made specifically for embroidery. We can also work with quality garments you provide for your group order.
Q: What is the digitizing fee to setup your Logo?
A: The digitizing fee (also know as a tape charge) is taking your artwork and turning it into stitches for our embroidery machines to run. Our charge for a small front crest design is $50.00. A large back design would be more. We can quote you on this charge after our embroidery department reviews your design. There are some limitations inherent in embroidery such as the size at which a design can reduced to and still hold the necessary detail. We can advise you as to what will and will not work for embroidery if you send us your design or fax us at (518)374-5220.
Q: Will there be a set-up charge if I create a design using stock designs and stock lettering?
A: There is a small, one time charge of $15.00-$25.00 for having one of our artists put your design together from stock components.
Q: Do you offer personalization?
A: Yes, we can embroider individual names on garments we supply for $3.00 per item (limited to one line 10 characters) plus an additional $2.00 for each additional line.
Q: How much does embroidery cost?
A: We realize that most shoppers start their purchasing process by comparing prices. That is very difficult when shopping for embroidery. Since no two embroidery jobs are quite alike, pricing an embroidery order is a difficult task. We can tell you that Monograms Plus offers the highest quality service at a competitive price. All designs are quoted based upon estimated stitch count and quantity, and we always offer a firm quotation of price in advance.
|
|
Artwork
Q: What do I need to supply to Monograms Plus for Artwork?
A: The better the quality of the artwork you provide, the more closely we can match what you are looking for. We prefer to work with good, clean full color renditions of the art you want reproduced. If you have a design that you are happy with, that was previously created by another embroidery shop, sending us the "tape" (the computer disk that created that design) from that job ensures a perfect reproduction, and lower setup fees. Submit the online embroidery quote request or Submit questions or comments to us on our Contact Us Page
Q: I have a logo. What disk formats can Monograms Plus work with?
A: For Embroidery artwork submissions we accept all the major bitmap formats, such as .BMP, .TIFF, .PICT, .JPG and .GIF. We prefer to work with vector formats like Illustrator and Corel.
Q: How do you send a file by E-mail?
A: File attachments are one of the best things that ever happened to E-mail, and almost every E-mail program supports this function. To attach a file, compose a normal E-mail message and send it to us at: eva@monograms-plus.com. Before sending the message, look within the menu structure of your E-mail program. You should find a command that says something to the effect of "Attach file." Click on that command, and a dialog box should appear asking you to find the file on your computer that you wish to send. Select the file by clicking on it, and then click on the button which says "OK" or "Open," or something similar to that. Once the file has been attached, send the E-mail message as you normally would.
Q: I got a "tape" disk from another embroiderer. My Computer says the disk is blank. . .
A: Many embroidery design disks are stored in formats that Windows or Macintosh cannot read. Don't worry, just send us the disk and we will examine it. It is probably just fine!
Home | About Us | Online Store | Services | Search | FAQ's | Contact Us | Links | Returns
Monograms Plus All rights reserved. Updated 11/1/06