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Embroidered polos for showroom staff, work shirts for factory crews, and branded gear for market week. Sew NC is 25 minutes up the road in Winston-Salem, with 16 years of production done in house.
Sew NC has spent over 16 years producing embroidered and printed apparel from its shop in Winston-Salem, close enough that High Point orders skip the delays and guesswork of working with a vendor out of state. Whether it’s polos for a sales floor, work shirts for an upholstery crew, or matching jackets for a booth team, the order gets handled in house from start to finish.
Producing embroidered and branded apparel for the businesses that anchor High Point’s economy.
High Point is the Furniture Capital of the World, home to factories, design studios and showrooms along Main Street and Commerce Avenue. Teams need to look sharp and easy to spot. Try embroidered polos and fleece for showroom staff, embroidered caps with patches for factory crews, DTF printed tees for launches, and branded tote bags for designers and buyers.
The furniture market takes over High Point twice a year, filling showrooms, hotels and restaurants with thousands of buyers and designers. Standing out matters. Use matching embroidered polos and jackets for booth staff, DTF printed tees for pop up events, custom caps and hoodies as giveaways, plus banners and signage for showroom entrances.
No storefront in High Point, but the shop is close enough to feel like it. Getting embroidered or printed apparel to your team here works the same way it does for clients across North Carolina: simple, remote, and handled by a real person from start to finish.
Share your quantities, garment preferences, and artwork. Sew NC helps lock in the right bulk pricing.
Review and approve your digital proof before anything gets stitched or printed.
The team handles the embroidery or printing, all done in house, with consistent quality from the first piece to the last.
Get your order shipped to High Point, or pick it up in Winston-Salem, a short drive away.
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Hotels, restaurants and caterers in High Point stay busy all year and reach peak season during market week. Uniforms need to look professional and survive daily washing. Consider embroidered aprons, polos and caps for staff, screen printed tees for downtown events, and custom hoodies or patch hats for event teams and fans.
Behind every showroom piece are High Point upholstery shops, woodworking plants, textile suppliers and packaging crews. They need workwear that lasts and helps identify each team. Options include embroidered work shirts and jackets, screen printed crew tees, DTF printed names and logos, sturdy caps and beanies, and signage for shop floors and loading docks.
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Picking the right method comes down to the garment, the artwork and how many pieces you need.
Stitched thread, the most durable option and the one that reads most premium. Best on polos, caps, jackets and fleece, which is most of what showroom and front desk staff wear.
The cost effective choice for large runs of a single design. Best on tees and hoodies for giveaways, events and crew apparel.
Full color and fine detail on almost any fabric, with no screen setup to pay for. Best for smaller runs and artwork that is too complex to stitch or screen.
A stitched or printed patch applied to caps, jackets and bags. Useful when one garment needs to carry different logos, or when a design is too dense to stitch directly onto the fabric.
Embroidery is priced per piece, and the two things that move the number most are how many stitches your logo needs and how many pieces you order. A simple left chest logo on fifty polos costs noticeably less per piece than the same logo on ten. Send the artwork and the quantity and get a real quote back.
Printing is cheaper per piece on large runs of the same design, especially on tees. Embroidery costs more but reads as more premium and holds up better on polos, caps, jackets and fleece, which is why most showroom and front of house staff wear it. For a big giveaway run, printing usually wins on price.
Digitizing is quoted separately from the garments, since it is a one time setup step rather than a per piece cost. It converts your logo into a stitch file the machine can read, and once that file exists it gets reused on later orders. Ask for it itemized on your quote so you know what is setup and what is product.
Yes. Plenty of businesses send in their own polos, jackets or aprons instead of ordering blanks. Mail them to the shop in Winston-Salem with the artwork, or drop them off, since High Point is about 25 minutes away.
Usually yes. Vector artwork (.ai or .eps) is ideal, but a logo pulled from a photo or a low resolution file can often be cleaned up and digitized. Embroidery does have limits: very fine detail, gradients and photographic images do not translate to thread, so those get simplified before stitching.
There’s no strict minimum. Small runs for a booth team and large runs for a whole plant are both welcome. Price per piece drops as the quantity goes up, so it is worth asking about the break points before settling on a number.
Yes. Matching polos, jackets, caps and tees for booth teams are a regular request, along with giveaway items. Market week fills the calendar for every decorator in the Triad, so send the artwork and the count in early rather than close to the date.
Both work. The shop is about 25 minutes from High Point, so pickup is easy if you are already heading that way, and shipping is available if that is simpler for your team.
Let’s talk about your next order of embroidered apparel for your High Point business. Reliable production, all done in house, for showrooms, factories and hospitality teams.
