Pricing depends on quantity, stitch count, and item type.

Minimum order quantities vary by service. Please reach out to us with details about your project, and we'll let you know if any minimums apply.

Yes, we do accept customer-supplied items for decoration. Please discuss your items with us beforehand to ensure they are suitable for our processes.

Absolutely—we can assist with logo setup and digitizing.

We work with virtually all textiles—regardless of material composition, thickness, or structure. From lightweight performance fabrics to heavy-duty canvas, fleece, denim, leather, and beyond, our process is built to adapt to the material, not the other way around.
Using a combination of advanced techniques, specialized stabilizers, and the right backing materials, we create a controlled foundation for every design. This allows us to maintain clean, consistent stitching across even the most challenging fabrics.

In fact, our approach is simple:
we build the embroidery on the backing—sometimes it just feels like the garment is along for the ride.  Whether your item is soft, structured, stretchy, or rugged, we have the tools and expertise to ensure your embroidery looks sharp, holds its shape, and lasts over time.

With multiple CO₂ laser machines in-house, we’re equipped to work across a wide variety of materials, including:

•  Tumblers and coated drinkware
•  Glass and crystal
•  Wood and natural materials
•  Leather and synthetic leather
•  Acrylic and plastics
•  Specialty promotional products

Each material reacts differently to the laser, and we fine-tune settings to achieve the best possible contrast, depth, and finish.

The textile industry includes a wide range of materials, and each one behaves differently under print. We work across a broad spectrum, including:

• Cotton and cotton blends
• Performance and moisture-wicking fabrics
• Fleece and heavyweight garments
• Nylon, polyester, and synthetics
• Canvas, bags, and specialty items

Each material requires specific ink systems, curing methods, and handling techniques. Our experience allows us to adapt the process to the fabric—ensuring proper adhesion, durability, and a high-quality finish every time.

There’s a common misconception that screen printing fades or cracks quickly—but in most cases, the issue isn’t the process… it’s how it was done.

Low-quality prints typically come from:

• Improper curing (ink not fully set into the garment)
• Using the wrong ink for the fabric
• Skipping key steps like underbasing or flashing
• Rushed production or poor-quality materials

When screen printing is done correctly like at Stitch Gallery—with proper ink selection, correct curing temperatures, and experienced technique—it is one of the most durable decoration methods available.

A properly printed garment should:

• Withstand repeated washing without fading
• Maintain color vibrancy over time
• Resist cracking or peeling
• Hold detail and sharpness

We take the extra steps—dialing in temperatures, using the right ink systems, and applying proven techniques—to ensure every print not only looks great on day one, but continues to perform over time.