Appliqué Digitizing Services

How Appliqué Works

Appliqué stitches a piece of fabric onto the garment as part of the design. The machine first sews a placement line, then a tack-down stitch holds the fabric in place, and finally a cover stitch — usually satin — finishes the edge. The result is a design that looks big and bold but feels light, because most of the area is fabric, not thread.

It is ideal for large logos, varsity lettering, names and numbers, and any design where dense fill stitching would make the garment stiff and heavy.

What You Get

• Placement, tack-down and cover stitches planned in the right order
• Clean satin edges that seal the fabric neatly
• Lighter, softer finish than full fill stitching
• Great for large logos, lettering and team names
• Works with twill and other appliqué fabrics
• All machine formats: DST, PES, EXP, JEF, VP3, VIP, XXX and more
• Free revisions until the sew-out matches your artwork

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