Contemporary embroidery is stitched with a computerized embroidery machine using patterns digitized with embroidery software. Firstly, your design is setup with a special file format called a DST file. This file tells the machines exactly how your embroidery designs should be done to ensure a perfect finish.

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After the file has been sent to the machine, the garments are then fixed into place using a special support, which clamps the about-to-be-embroidered area of the garment so it is tight and will not move. This is called framing.

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Thread colours are added to the machine and the design is stitched onto garment or - for a simple word - sew. Embroidery is only running by machines while the quality of embroidery are always depend on the machines and operator skills and experiences.

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In machine embroidery, different types of stitch add texture and design to the garments. Here in Corporate Hero, we use 2 types of stitches; satin and fill.

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Satin stitch is also known as damask stitch. It is a series of flat stitches that are used to completely cover a section of the background fabric. We use satin stitch to sew a simple artwork.

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Fill stitch is filled-in stitch and it requires more thread and takes longer to sew. It will have true density and give you a maximum coverage. We use fill stitch for a more complicated artwork.

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And we combine between these two stitches for some artwork.

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Gold Metallic, Silver Metallic, and Lumifilo (Glow In The Dark) thread is the option of special thread at Corporate Hero.

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You can always change the ordinary to extraordinary. 

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