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January 19, 2014 by paromitadas

Embroidery Design in Tech Packs – Clothing Designer

Techniques of Embroidery Design in Apparel Tech Packs

Embroidery Design is a must for any style that defines itself as a luxury brand. Embroidery is part of every collection be it Indian ethnic, European, or USA streetwear. Fashion tech pack designer often uses this form of embellishment to add value to the style. Most premium fashion brand use embroidery in their collection planning. It is an art of thread that decorates the fabric of the silhouette and makes it look premium and exclusive. Designers use beads, pearls, and zari work in embroidery to enhance their look. So the art of decorating fabrics using needle and thread has evolved manifold. As far as I know, the first industrial embroidery machine was invented in Paris in the year 1821. Since then there is no looking back. Today, to meet the demand clothing manufacturing companies use automated embroidery machines.

Embroidery Design

Clothing with embroidery is often sold at a higher price than any printed garment. This is because doing embroidery on a garment is a bit more expensive than a print. the cost of embroidery depends on the number of stitches the logo/design has. In an automated embroidery machine, you can see how many stitches go into a design. For example, in a logo, there may be 4000 to 6000 stitches depending on the size of the logo. the bigger the design, number of stitches increases. You can control the number of stitches in an automated embroidery machine. This may affect the quality of the embroidery design. With more than the required stitches, it may look thicker and with less, it may reveal the fabric and look cheap. So to achieve the best quality the number of stitches should be proportionate to the artwork.

Embroidery Design in Apparel Tech Pack

Embroidery Digitization Process

We can convert artwork to computerized embroidery format through embroidery digitization. Through this, we can convert artwork to a format to feed into the machine for embroidery. We can achieve this using various CAD software. Once the digitization process the DST file goes to the embroidery machine. There are separate embroidery designers to prepare the CAD file for embroidery. The clothing tech pack designer must give clear vector artwork to the embroidery designer. The clarity of the embroidery file depends on the clarity of the vector. So tech pack designer must give clear CAD artwork in the tech pack with proper measurements. If you are looking for more articles related to clothing design and tech packs visit our blog “clothing tech pack design“.

Urban Purple is a group of technical fashion designers and consultants. We also run a digital download store for fashion tech packs, graphics, and textile prints. . To know more about our offering and buy fashion tech packs visit our tech pack template store. You can choose your collection tech packs from a wide range of fashion tech packs. The tech packs are tested in factories environment. So, you can choose your styles and buy from there. Download the apparel tech pack template with a detailed measurement spec sheet. You get the source vector file of the tech pack with the spec sheet in excel format.

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