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ARTWORK
REQUIREMENTS
To produce embroidered goods the artwork must be digitized. All
Pro requires camera- ready artwork. The higher the quality provided
by you, the higher quality embroidery you will receive from All
Pro.
Camera- ready
means supplying artwork in one of the following formats:
• JPG • TIFF • EPS • AI • BMP •
PDF • GIF
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the artwork as an attachment with an email message and please
include the following information: |
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Sizing
information |
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Color
information |
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Reference
Purchase Order number |
General
Sizing Guidelines
The following are general sizing parameters that All Pro
Embroidery prefers to use.
| Location |
Sizing |
| Left Chest |
3 1/2”
w x 2 1/2” h up to 4” w x 2 3/4” h |
| Right Chest
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3 1/2”
w x 2 1/2” h up to 4” w x 2 3/4” h |
| Sleeve |
3 1/2”
w or smaller |
| Cuff |
3 1/2”
w or smaller |
| Full Front/Back |
11”
w x 11” h or smaller |
| Cap Front |
2 1/4”
h x 5” w or smaller |
| Cap
Back |
3”
w or smaller |
| Yoke |
6”
wide or smaller |
Embroidery
Fonts
Embroidery fonts are different than those used in graphic design
applications. Embroidery fonts are specially designed for digitization
software. All Pro Embroidery stocks the majority of fonts, however,
if a special one is required, it can be digitized for an exact match.
Tackle
Twill
Tackle Twill is the computer coordinated sewing of pro-twill and
specialty letters numbers and applique shapes. It is considered
the top quality in uniform embellishment. Give all of your team
uniforms an un-paralleled look and feel that will last years- not
months.
Steps
for design approval
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Logo
digitization |
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Sew
out sample |
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Client
notification of completion and price quote |
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Client
review of sew out sample and pricing |
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Client
sign off/ approval |
The
Production Process
Once the artwork has been approved, it is ready to be put into production.
This is a very hands-on process. Before the process of sewing can
begin, specific thread colors must be loaded by hand into the machines.
The machine is then programmed by the operator to sew in a particular
color sequence and speed. The garments must be “hooped”
individually and loaded into the machine. When complete, it is sent
to finishing.
During this
process the garments are inspected for quality, trimmed of excess
backing and threads, folded andpackaged for shipment. Customers
can opt for anadditional poly-bagging service in which each garment
is placed into an individual plastic bag.
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