Left chest logo digitizing, $20

Who it is for

Independent shops and decorators punching small logos for polos, work shirts, and team gear. If you sew a lot of company logos at 3 to 4 inches wide, this is the line you will use most.

What “simple, up to 10,000 stitches” means

A simple left chest is a logo that sews in about 10,000 stitches or fewer at its finished size. Most one- to four-color logos with a name or short tagline fit. When a design is denser, with large fills, small detail, or many colors, it moves to the medium line at $28 (10,000–20,000 stitches). We tell you which line applies before work starts, so there is no surprise.

Small text gets flagged first

Left chest logos often carry a tagline, a street line, or a web address in very small type. Lettering under about 1/4 inch tall is hard to sew cleanly: satin columns get too narrow, letters fill in, and counters close up. We flag it before anyone punches the file and suggest a larger size, a bolder font, or dropping the line. More detail in how small embroidery lettering can be.

Turnaround

Send the complete order by the end of your day (ET); the file is ready to sew in the morning. Same-day rush is +50% if the complete order is in by 10am ET.

What to send

• Artwork (vector, PDF, or a clean PNG)
• Finished width in inches (3 to 4 inches is common for a left chest)
• Garment: pique polo, twill work shirt, performance knit, fleece
• Machine format

Same logo going on a hat? That is a separate cap file. Going big on a back? See jacket back digitizing.

Order a left chest file