Embroidered logo apparel for Fort Myers businesses — done in-house. Polos, caps, jackets, aprons, bags, patches and full uniforms. We design your logo, digitize the stitch file, run the embroidery on our own machines at our Lehigh Acres shop and deliver finished pieces. Embroidery and DTF under one roof. Free quote in 24 hours.
Brittoprint runs embroidery in-house at our Lehigh Acres shop. Design, logo digitizing, garment sourcing, stitching and final QC all happen under one roof. You do not chase a quote from a separate digitizer, garment vendor and embroidery house — one team handles every step. We also run DTF in-house on the same floor, so for projects that mix embroidered polos with DTF t-shirts you get one schedule, one production line and one invoice.
Most Fort Myers businesses come to us because they already buy other printed goods from us — DTF shirts, business cards, vehicle wraps, signage — and they want their embroidered polos and caps to come from the same project manager who knows their brand. Instead of starting a new vendor relationship for embroidery, we wrap it into your existing account.
Almost any garment with a smooth panel can be embroidered. These are the seven product types that drive 90% of in-house embroidery orders we run for SWFL businesses.
Employee uniforms, golf events, real estate teams, country club staff. Left chest logo is the standard — sleeve logos and back yokes available. Cotton, performance polyester or moisture-wicking blends.
5-panel, trucker, dad caps, beanies and structured fitted hats. Front-panel logo is the standard, side and back available. The fastest-moving promotional product after polos for SWFL brands.
Windbreaker, soft-shell, fleece, puffer and corporate quarter-zip. The standard for executive gifts, sales team kits, year-end employee appreciation and country club pro-shop merchandise.
Restaurant aprons, chef coats, salon smocks and contractor work aprons. Heavy-duty embroidery that survives daily wash. The standard for Fort Myers restaurants, salons and craft shops.
Canvas totes, backpacks, golf bags, gym duffels and laptop sleeves. Conference swag, member-welcome kits and trade-show giveaways for HOAs, real estate teams and event sponsors.
Sew-on, iron-on or velcro-back custom patches. Best when you need the same logo on many garments without re-digitizing — uniforms, work shirts, hats, jackets, gear bags. Often the most economical option for high-mix orders.
Medical scrubs, hospitality service wear, automotive techs, marina staff and dealership shirts. Branded uniforms with name tags, department logos and team identifiers — produced in-house across multiple garment types.
Heat-pressed prints and DTF have taken over the t-shirt world, but embroidery still owns the executive polo, the branded cap and the corporate jacket. Here is why business clients keep coming back to thread on fabric.
Embroidery is not always the right answer. We do DTF (direct-to-film) heat-press printing in-house, so we are happy to steer you to DTF when it wins. Here are the four scenarios where we will recommend DTF over embroidery, even though both options sit on our quote sheet.
Photo-quality logos, gradient designs, multi-color illustrations — DTF prints every detail. Embroidery has to simplify down to 6–12 thread colors and loses fine detail.
Embroidery has a one-time digitizing fee plus per-piece cost. For 6 t-shirts, DTF is dramatically cheaper because there is no setup fee per design.
Embroidery adds weight and a textured patch to a shirt. For performance tees, athletic jerseys and yoga apparel, DTF lays flat and breathes — much better hand-feel for sports use.
A 10x10 inch chest print is fast and affordable on DTF, brutal in stitch count for embroidery. For event shirts and team apparel with big front graphics, DTF wins on price and look.
Not sure which to choose? Send us your logo and the garment type — we will tell you honestly whether embroidery or DTF printing wins for your specific job. Free advice, no obligation. Or read our deep-dive on DTF vs Screen Printing vs Embroidery.
Embroidery pricing is built from two parts: a one-time digitizing fee per logo (we keep the file forever, so this never repeats on reorders) and a per-piece embroidery cost driven by garment, placement and stitch count.
| Item | Typical use | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Logo digitizing (one-time) | Convert logo to embroidery file, never repeats on reorders | $150 – $450 |
| Embroidered polos | Employee uniforms, real estate, golf events | $4 – $15 |
| Embroidered caps / hats | Promo, restaurant staff, contractor crews | $8 – $25 |
| Embroidered jackets | Executive gifts, sales teams, year-end | $15 – $45 |
| Custom patches | Bulk uniform patches, work shirt IDs | $2 – $7 |
| Minimum order | 12 pieces typical, 6+ on request | Varies |
What drives the price. Stitch count (more detail = more stitches = more cost), garment quality (Port Authority blank vs Nike Dri-FIT), placement (front + back + sleeve adds runs), thread color count, quantity tier, and whether you want personalized names (e.g. individual employee names on each polo).
Brokerage-branded polos, agent caps and listing apron kits for teams along McGregor Blvd, Daniels Pkwy and Fort Myers Beach. Recurring reorder accounts as agents come and go.
Chef coats, server polos, bar shirts and aprons for restaurants on Cleveland Ave, Hendry St downtown and the Fort Myers Beach strip. Standard run is 24–48 pieces per garment type.
Work shirts, hats and high-visibility apparel for HVAC, roofing, electrical and pool service crews across Lee County. Embroidered patches on top of bulk-purchased uniforms.
Staff polos, captain shirts, member ball caps and merchandise polos for marinas on the Caloosahatchee, Pine Island and Sanibel. Salt-resistant thread holds color in coastal humidity.
Pro-shop merchandise, tournament polos, member jackets and event giveaways for clubs in Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs and Naples. Premium garment blanks, Nike and adidas options.
Community board polos, security staff shirts and maintenance crew uniforms for gated communities and condo associations from Cape Coral to Bonita Bay.
Scrubs with practice logo + clinician names, lab coats and front-desk polos for dental, optometry and family medicine offices around HealthPark and Gulf Coast Medical Center.
Sales staff polos, service-bay tech shirts and parts-department uniforms for dealerships along Colonial Blvd and Cleveland. Multi-garment uniform programs with reorder accounts.
Faculty polos, volunteer t-shirts, board jackets and event apparel for schools, churches and 501(c)(3) organizations across Lee and Collier County.
Send your logo, garment preferences and quantity. We confirm whether embroidery or DTF is the better call and price both if you want a comparison.
One-time digitizing converts your logo into a stitch file (DST/EMB). Thread color match to your brand. You only pay this fee once — reorders skip it.
Digital mockup of your logo on the actual garment style. Unlimited revisions until you sign off. Optional pre-production sew-out sample for high-volume orders.
Our in-house embroidery machines stitch your run. We QC every garment before delivery to your office in Fort Myers or pickup at our Lehigh Acres bay.
Typical turnaround is 7 to 14 business days for small runs (12–50 pieces) and 14 to 21 days for larger runs. Rush available for an upcharge when our partners have capacity — ask up front, we will never promise same-day.
No — and we are upfront about it. Brittoprint handles design, logo digitizing, mockup approval, garment sourcing and project management in-house. The embroidery stitching itself is done by trusted production partners we have worked with for years. You get one point of contact, one invoice, one team to call — and we handle the supply chain so you do not have to manage three vendors (digitizer, garment wholesaler, embroidery shop) yourself.
Embroidered polos run $4–$15 each, caps and hats $8–$25, jackets $15–$45 — driven by stitch count, garment cost and quantity. There is also a one-time logo digitizing fee of $150–$450 to convert your logo into an embroidery file. You only pay digitizing once per logo, no matter how many reorders. For a 24-piece polo run with chest logo, expect about $250–$450 total including digitizing.
Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG) are best — these get cleanly converted into embroidery formats (DST, EMB, PES). A high-resolution PNG or JPG at 300 DPI also works. We handle the digitizing for you — turning your logo into the stitch file the embroidery machine reads. If you only have a low-res social-media file, we will rebuild your logo first (small flat fee) or recommend a redesign via our logo design service.
Yes, in many cases. Most embroidery shops set a minimum of 12 pieces because of setup time, but some of our production partners take orders down to 6 pieces — and individual one-off embroidery (a single jacket, a custom apron, a family-business hat order) is doable at a higher per-piece rate. Ask us up front, we will tell you honestly what is and is not realistic for your quantity. For small batches under 12, DTF is often the better economics and we will steer you there if it makes sense.
Embroidery is stitched thread on the garment — premium look, indestructible, lasts 100+ wash cycles, perfect for polos, hats, jackets and executive gifts. DTF (direct-to-film) is a heat-pressed print — better for full-color or photo-quality art, small batches, soft hand-feel and athletic wear. Embroidery wins on perceived quality and durability; DTF wins on detail, color count and small-quantity flexibility. We do DTF in-house and coordinate embroidery — for many clients the right answer is both, depending on the garment type. Deep dive: DTF vs Screen Printing vs Embroidery comparison.
No — we never promise same-day embroidery. Standard turnaround is 7 to 14 business days for small runs (12–50 pieces) and 14 to 21 days for larger runs. Embroidery requires digitizing, mockup approval, thread sourcing, machine setup and quality check — none of that compresses well. If you have a hard deadline, tell us up front and we will tell you honestly whether we can hit it via our rush-capable partners.
Yes — individual names on each polo, jacket or apron is one of our most-requested upgrades for restaurant, medical and dealership uniform programs. Adds roughly $3–$6 per garment for the name. We coordinate the spreadsheet of names with you up front so nothing gets misspelled, and we ship sorted by employee for easy distribution.
We coordinate embroidery for businesses across Lee and Collier County. Our project management bay is at 5441 Lee St, Unit 5, Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 — 15 minutes from downtown Fort Myers with free local delivery on orders over $150.
Most embroidery orders come with at least one sister product — DTF t-shirts for the field crew, business cards for the front desk, vehicle wraps for the company van. One shop, one project manager.
Send your logo + quantity — quote in 24 hours. We design, digitize and coordinate production with trusted embroidery partners so you get one invoice and one point of contact. Polos, hats, jackets, aprons and full uniforms. No same-day promises — done right, ready when we say.