Embroidery
Polished logo application for shirts, blazers, jackets, aprons, and branded layers.
Logos, embroidery, patches, heat seal, and branded details should make the program feel finished without overwhelming the garment or the person wearing it.
Decoration is not just logo application. It is placement, scale, contrast, technique, durability, and consistency across every role in the program.
Choose where brand marks should live by garment type, role visibility, and wearer movement.
Match embroidery, screen printing, heat seal, direct-to-garment, patch, or badge to the product and use case.
Use subtle, tonal, or secondary marks when quieter branding will work harder than a loud logo.
Document thread colors, artwork files, sizes, placements, and exceptions before orders go live.
Polished logo application for shirts, blazers, jackets, aprons, and branded layers.
Graphic applications for tees, casual layers, event capsules, and high-volume needs.
Durable and flexible applications for performance styles, utility pieces, and specific fabric needs.
Dimensional brand details, role identifiers, name badges, and removable or specialty applications.
Convert brand files into production-ready artwork, thread colors, sizing, and placement specs.
Review decoration results against the approved standard before the program scales.
Confirm logos, marks, colors, artwork quality, and brand standards.
Choose the decoration method that fits the garment, role, and program use.
Define location, size, thread or ink color, and any role-specific rules.
Review the physical or production proof before larger orders move forward.
Save approved specs so future orders stay consistent.
For decoration services, the practical module can act like a quick standards preview for buyers who need confidence that logos will be controlled.
Read branding insight"A logo should feel like part of the garment, not something added without context."
It depends on garment fabric, logo detail, role, wash needs, and the impression the brand wants to make.
Yes. Front-of-house, support, event, and executive roles may need different levels of brand visibility.
Yes. The process can include artwork review, production prep, thread or ink guidance, and approved placement documentation.
Use this service page to show how ICO can turn logo application into a controlled part of the uniform program.