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Threadizers turns your logo or artwork into clean, machine-ready embroidery — hand-digitized by real people, not auto-traced. We convert any design into stitch files in every major format (DST, PES, JEF, EXP and more) so it runs right on your machine the first time. Most orders are ready in 12–24 hours. Beyond digitizing, we make custom patches — embroidered, chenille, PVC, leather, and woven — for teams, brands, apparel decorators, and small businesses. We also handle vector art conversion and 3D puff digitizing for caps. Whether you need a single left-chest logo or a full production run, you get careful work, fast turnaround, and files that stitch cleanly. Send us your art and we'll take it from there.
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1001 S. Main St. STE 500, 59901, Kalispell, United States
- +1 (484) 3490551
- digitize@threadizers.com
- threadizers.com
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