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Finished sew-out
Thread on the garment. This is how pull, density, and compensation actually behave — not the software preview.
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Punch gallery
Sew-outs, simulations, and vectors from the punching desk.
Fifteen study tabs — each with its own photo and mark. Open a heading to see how that file type or placement actually sews.
Filterable punch gallery
Study tabs
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Cap program sew-out
Structured fronts, flat stitch
Headwear batch
Mixed blanks, one crest file
Crest lock
Satin columns, left chest
Artwork to stitches
Before and after punch
Patch run
Border-first construction
Club patch
Felt and twill
Badge stack
Repeatable left-chest size
Small lettering
Legal column width
Script study
Satin vs bean stitch
Monogram
Small-run fashion mark
Left chest polo
Pique compensation
Jacket-back field
Large-format pathing
Stitch simulation
Object view before export
Sequence map
Color order and travel
Vector desk
Clean edges for the punch
Mascot lockup
Artwork to stitches
Mascot fill
Sports locker mark
Shield emblem
Corporate lockup
Wildlife study
Fill angles for fur
Applique motif
Tack-down and cover
3D puff crest
Foam under satin
No studies in that combination. Clear a filter or send the artwork — we will punch a sample in that placement.
How to read a punch study
What you are looking at in this embroidery digitizing portfolio.
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Stitch simulation
The object view on the punching monitor: sequence, travel, and color stops before DST or PES leaves the desk.
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Before to after
Artwork beside stitches. If the vector is noisy, the punch still has to decide legal satin width and what to drop at sew size.
Commission a similar file
Send the mark. We will punch the placement you actually hoop.
Shops searching “embroidery digitizing portfolio” want proof the desk can handle caps, patches, and small type — not a stock collage. Attach your artwork with size, fabric, and format. If you need the same logo on a polo and a hat, that is two files: logo digitizing plus cap & hat digitizing. Related studies: 3D puff, patches, appliqué, and vector art conversion.