Case Studies

Review the gold-thread 3D embroidered patch work on the black-and-white two-tone GIVENCHY POLO and hoodie: how to run the gold embroidery thread through the thread path without strand breakage, how to make the pile stand upright without collapsing, and how to finish the edges so they are less prone to fraying. Also pro...

Using the “THE CHINESE WARRIORS” 3D lettering and figure graphic on the back of a Cabbeen denim jacket as an example, this case study reviews the processing challenges and results of toothbrush (flocking / turf / vertical pile) embroidery on denim: dimensional pile, soft and shed-resistant, consistent batch after batch...

A case study of the toothbrush embroidery on bags made for a CHARLES & KEITH contract manufacturer: how the chain-motif graphic makes the thread stand up in three dimensions, how it adapts to twill fabric, and how pile consistency is controlled across a batch — plus MOQ and sampling lead times for bag embroidery.

A case study of the toothbrush (vertical pile) embroidery on the front lettering of the FILA Wilson collaboration hoodie: how the letters are made to stand up, how shedding is reduced and how consistency is kept across a batch. Dobest runs 30+ specialised embroidery machines with an MOQ of 300 pieces and sampling in ...