Embroidery Digitizing Services

  Starting off with this amazing one-liner by Will.I.Am, “Waste isn’t waste, until we waste it”. The fashion industry has a huge negative impact on the environment and social impact around the world. Did you know that it takes 2,700 liters of water to make a single t-shirt? Fashion is one of the biggest contributors to pollution in the world. It produces more harmful gases than the international shipping and aviation industries together. We waste around 2,700 liters of water when we buy a new t-shirt. Why do we buy a new t-shirt? Because it is torn? Old? or just not in trend anymore. Don’t you think we should save our mother earth and get into action! Or better, inaction. Yes! Efforts by an individual can make a difference! Pledge not to buy fast fashion or even if you buy, don’t just discard it. Remember the 3R’s? Reduce, Recycle, Reuse. So, get creative - find your old pair of clothing, start DIYing or get your favorite pair of jeans repaired with digitized embroidery because slo...

  The most wonderful world is the world of fashion. Close your eyes and what do you see? Most of us would associate the fashion world with the glossy magazines and the celebrity stylists along with the girls and boys walking the ramp by flaunting their appearance and attitude. Some would connect fashion with page 3 parties and big fat weddings. Adding to this bandwagon are people who would imagine the beauty and charm of lovely silk threads accompanied by beads, cords, tassels, and laces – an inspiring traditional art known as embroidery. Maybe this is what you think but when you come to know it more closely, you would realize that there is a lot more to it beyond the vast world of imaginations.                                       Here, let us focus on the mesmerizing and colorful world of embroidery that carved a spectacular niche in the fashion industry. Going back to the time when em...

The most wonderful world is the world of fashion. Close your eyes and what do you see? Most of us would associate the fashion world with the glossy magazines and the celebrity stylists along with the girls and boys walking the ramp by flaunting their appearance and attitude. Some would connect fashion with page 3 parties and big fat weddings. Adding to this bandwagon are people who would imagine the beauty and charm of lovely silk threads accompanied by beads, cords, tassels, and laces – an inspiring traditional art known as embroidery. Maybe this is what you think but when you come to know it more closely, you would realize that there is a lot more to it beyond the vast world of imaginations. Here, let us focus on the mesmerizing and colorful world of embroidery that carved a spectacular niche in the fashion industry. Going back to the time when embroidery was first visualized as fossil remains of a decorated piece of clothing, boots, and hat during 30,000 BC to the modern days of in...