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Many cotton polo shirts used for logo embroidered apparel are made of combed cotton.   What is combed cotton in a custom embroidered polo shirt and why does it matter?

Find out why polyester and polyester/cotton materials provide the most fade resistant option for your logo polo shirts. 

Find out what custom apparel options are most popular for the winter months.

Many times, customers would like an embroidered logo with a name as well.  Learn more about best practices for placement, font and more.

What happens when you have an apparel color you love and your logo won't work with it or you order multiple colors of apparel and need your logo color changed on them? We explain how we offer this service at no additional cost and help you to achieve a professional, quality look, without compromising the branding of your logo.

Custom logo embroidered polo shirts are cost effective, starting at $16 embroidered and very versatile, providing a great ROI for your business.

Have you ever wondered the benefits of logo embroidery vs. other decorating methods for your brand logo?  Logo embroidery is professional and quality, often outlasting the apparel themselves. But there are many other reasons that logo embroidery is a top preference.

Learn how and why you should iron your embroidered logo to keep your shirt and logo looking great.

Are you confused about the logo design, tape charge or set up fee for your custom logo embroidered apparel? It's definitely a process that requires someone skilled to digitize a logo, but it doesn't have to cost you. Learn more about the process and why we don't charge for a logo set-up fee at Thread Logic.

The polo shirt is by far the most popular style of clothing used for embroidered logo apparel because it's easy to wear for uniforms, at events or on the golf course.  But should you choose a polyester, cotton or poly/cotton blend? 

When shopping custom logo embroidered shirts you will undoubtedly see the term “wrinkle resistant” or "wrinkle free" attached to many different styles.  The number of “easy-care” button down shirts and their popularity as logo embroidered shirts has grown significantly over the last few years and are preferred for the wash and go lifestyle of most people. 

If it's your first time shopping for an custom embroidered logo shirt, you have probably encountered the term “stitch count” or “thread count”.  This is a common term in embroidery, but one that shouldn't matter. See why...