Welcome to Sew Write Embroidery

For any business ensuring that your staff represent the excellence and professionalism of the company is paramount and there is no doubt that embroidered logos on a uniform or polo shirt offer a reassuring feel of quality.

Sew Write Embroidery is the foremost provider of this important promotional service in the West Berkshire area and was founded by Linda Hayes. A skilled professional she draws on more than a decade of experience in ensuring that logos and other designs transmit that important sense of quality when they are embroidered on to clothing.
 
She explained: “The majority of my clients recognise and value the quality that embroidered logos and designs represent. There are plenty of people out there who will print on tee-shirts, but the reality is an embroidered design is always going to look so much better and last longer.

“Professionals who care about their image recognise the importance of presenting themselves or their staff in a smart manner that will express the quality of the service or product that they are offering.

“Printing as a mechanism for putting logos on to material is also very limited; the state of the art equipment we have at Sew Write allows us to produce a finished product that will last.”

With a wide range of suppliers Sew Write can also find the right clothing or product at the right price to suit every company’s needs.

Many companies simply come to Sew Write with an established design and want that transferred to such clothing as polo shirts, fleeces or sweatshirts and Linda Hayes uses her expertise to ensure that it is faithfully reproduced, matching colours and scale to the client’s satisfaction, often producing a sample for consideration by the client.

However, new businesses or those approaching a re-branding can turn to Sew Write for vital advice about what colours and designs are going to look the best, as Linda explains: “We are always happy to offer advice and guidance on how a logo or design is going to reproduce on clothing or other material. We will always try over very best to ensure that a logo works on a client’s chosen items, but some colours and designs do work much better than others, and simply talking to us before any decisions are made can help maximise how well a design will work.”