How Much Does Custom Logo Embroidery Cost?

What actually drives a quote

Garment cost and decoration cost are separate. A performance polo and a cap do not share a price, even with the same logo. Stitch count, color changes, and placement (left chest versus hat) change machine time.

Quantity matters, but not always linearly. A one-off gift and a 200-piece team order are different jobs. Standard bulk rates start at 12 pieces; smaller runs are accepted at the higher published rates.

Artwork and digitizing

A picture of a logo is not a stitch file. Digitizing converts artwork into instructions for the machine and is $50–$65 one-time per design — often waived or reduced at 50+ pieces and on reorders. If you already have a proven embroidery file, say so.

Published rates vs. exact quotes

Embroidery-only rates and full-package starting ranges are published on the pricing page. Complex designs, extra placements, and rush work are quoted after we review the job. Use the quote form for a number you can take to finance.

How to get a useful estimate

Send quantity, sizes, colors, placement, an in-hands date, and the best logo file you have. If you already own the garments, say so. If the order repeats quarterly, say that too—recurring programs are planned differently from a one-time event.