
Golf shirts & corporate clothing
Professional embroidery for team apparel, golf shirts, knitwear, jackets and corporate garments.
Embroidery services
Embroiders focuses on professional garment embroidery for corporate teams, uniforms, workwear and repeat branded clothing programmes.

The garment matters, but the production specification matters just as much. Every job is built around where the logo sits, how large it is, what artwork is approved and how the final stitch should repeat.

Professional embroidery for team apparel, golf shirts, knitwear, jackets and corporate garments.

Structured logo placement for uniforms, workwear and repeat staff clothing programmes.

Front, side and selected rear embroidery for structured caps and branded headwear.

Embroidery for jackets, fleeces and outerwear where placement, scale and density need tighter control.

Embroidery for compatible bags and textile merchandise, subject to artwork and access-area review.

Inspection-led removal of suitable existing embroidery and replacement with new branding. Standard unpicking is R20 excl. VAT per garment for each old logo position.


Artwork before thread
Upload the best artwork you have. Vector artwork is useful where available, while an existing DST file can help when the logo has already been digitised for embroidery.
Rebrand existing garments
Clients can bring suitable garments to Embroiders for an existing embroidered logo to be unpicked and replaced. Standard unpicking is R20 excl. VAT per garment for each old logo position, plus the price of the new embroidery.
This is an inspection-led service. The replacement logo must cover the previous stitch footprint, and some fabrics cannot be safely unpicked without leaving visible holes, pulls, coating damage or compression marks.
Check rebranding suitabilityCotton twill, canvas, denim and substantial cotton/poly workwear usually give production the best chance of removing the old stitches cleanly.
Still inspected before production.Pique golf shirts, hoodies, fleece, softshell and polyester jackets can retain puckering, compressed fibres or visible needle marks after dense embroidery.
Auto-quote remains provisional.Leather, suede, PU/vinyl, silk or satin, thin performance fabric, technical sportswear, microfibre, open knits, rib-knit beanies, waterproof membranes and coated rainwear are routed to manual review.
A covering patch may be the better solution.Record its width and height so we know the footprint that may remain after thread removal.
If the new branding is smaller than the old footprint, the previous logo can remain visible around it.
Upload a clear photo of the old embroidery and bring the garments to Wynberg for physical inspection.
When unpicking risks damaging the garment, a correctly sized embroidered patch can conceal the previous branding instead.

Trade embroidery
Embroiders supports branding businesses and uniform suppliers that need a dedicated embroidery production route. Trade and company workspaces provide repeat specifications, shared artwork, approvals and production visibility.
Explore trade embroidery