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IMPORTANT NOTICE
The global spread of COVID-19 is affecting every one of us. We at Allertons are putting people first, customers and staff.
Your orders are important to us and the Sales Team here at Allertons are still working during the COVID-19 crisis.
Emails to sales.team@Allertons.com will be reviewed and answered. You are welcome to call 01865 330300
Please allow 10-15 working days for delivery. Express 24 hour express service available (surcharge applies)
Unit 15,
Oddington Grange
Weston on the Green
Oxfordshire
OX25 3QW
+44 (0) 1865 330 300
Please allow 1-2 weeks delivery for bespoke items.
EMBROIDERY
Our in-house embroidery team ensures your logo looks its best, every stitch of the way.
After your designs have been approved our embroidery team will digitise your logo for use with our machines. (Charges apply*) To avoid these costs please supply your logo as a .DST file. Our embroidery machines are capable of the following processes: Appliqué, fill stitch, running stitch and satin stitch.
* Digitising cost per logo: £80.00 for 32/64 sq. inch logo (jacket back/ rug / chest logo) £45-£55 for 10 sq. inch logo (collars/ left chest)
RELATED INFORMATION
EMBROIDERY GLOSSARY
Appliqué: French term meaning applying, usually by sewing, one piece of fabric to the surface of another. A cut piece of material stitched to another adds dimension and texture and reduces the stitch count.
Digitise: The computerized technique of turning a design image into an embroidery program. Special software is used to create plotting commands for the embroidery machine. The commands are transferred to the machine's logic head by a designated embroidery language.
Fill Stitch: Fill stitches are a series of running stitches sewn closely together to form broad areas of embroidery with varying patterns and stitch directions.
Running Stitch: One straight line of stitches, often used for fine details, outlining, and underlay.
Satin Stitch: Also known as zigzag stitch, a satin stitch is a line, border or edge produced by thread being alternately stitched to either side of a baseline. Satin stitches are generally limited to a maximum of 1/2" in stitch length before some alternate technique must be used, such as split stitching or fill stitching.
CONTACT
Unit 15,
Oddington Grange
Weston on the Green
Oxfordshire
OX25 3QW
+44 (0) 1865 330 300
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