Send your own garments.
Specify customer-supplied garments in the order builder and arrange drop-off, courier or collection.
Trade embroidery
Trade buyers need a different relationship from retail customers: controlled artwork, clear customer-contact rules, repeat references, courier-friendly handover and dependable production communication.

Specify customer-supplied garments in the order builder and arrange drop-off, courier or collection.
Keep the approved production file associated with the embroidery position and repeat job.
Order history and saved artwork create a reference for recurring client work.
Urgent or overflow production should be confirmed against the current production load before promising a client date.
Garment-risk, artwork, rebranding and any rejected items should be documented as part of the production workflow.
If a job must be handled white-label, confirm whether Embroiders may contact the end customer before the first order is accepted.

Send garments, assign artwork to each placement, provide the approved DST where available, review the proof, then track the job through production and QC. Courier or collection is arranged after release.
Production timing is confirmed after proof approval and depends on quantity, stitch count and current production load.
Discuss trade requirementsTrade questions
Yes. Suitable customer-supplied garments can be sent or dropped off for embroidery.
Yes. Upload the DST with the order when it is the approved production file for the intended logo and scale.
Yes. Collection can be coordinated from the Wynberg location once the job is ready.
Yes. Approved artwork and previous production specifications can be retained with the account and used as the reference for repeat orders.
White-label handling and customer-contact rules should be agreed with Embroiders before the first trade job so the operational responsibility is clear.
Send the previous production reference or physical sample where available. Thread matching is confirmed during production review rather than promised from a screen colour alone.