Embroidery offers a more durable, professional, and high-end finish compared to screen printing. Unlike printed designs that can fade, crack, or peel over time, embroidery is stitched directly into the fabric—making it long-lasting and resistant to washing and wear. It’s the ideal choice for logos, names, and designs that are meant to stand the test of time while looking premium.

At Blithe Embroidery, every piece is crafted using a Bernina B700 embroidery machine—known for its precision and reliability. We use only OESD’s top-tier polyester embroidery thread, which resists shrinkage, fraying, and fading. This ensures that your design looks vibrant and flawless for years to come, no matter how many washes it goes through.

With Blithe Embroidery, you're not just a number in a production queue. Every design is handmade by a passionate embroidress who takes pride in delivering exceptional detail and care with every stitch. Choosing Blithe means supporting quality craftsmanship, creative intention, and a small business that truly values your order.

Each embroidered piece from Blithe is custom-made from start to finish. Pricing reflects the cost of the base garment, the time-intensive process of digitizing your design, doing test stitch-outs, perfecting the final embroidery, and carefully cleaning and finishing each piece. You're paying for premium materials, skilled labor, and a result that’s both functional and beautiful.

Blithe Embroidery is run by a branding professional with a deep understanding of how design translates to embroidery. Whether you’re creating custom merch for your business or a one-of-a-kind personal piece, we ensure the final product not only looks great, but also aligns with your brand’s identity and values. We don’t just stitch—we brand with purpose.

To keep your embroidered piece looking its best, wash it inside out on a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid bleach or harsh detergents. When drying, air dry or tumble dry on low heat. Be mindful of sharp objects like zippers, Velcro, or jewelry that could snag the threads—embroidery can be delicate, and a little care goes a long way in preserving the quality and detail of your design.