We Make Custom Badges
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Understanding Our Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for Badges
Here at Badgeworkshop.com, we are committed to providing high-quality badges at competitive prices. To achieve this, we have established a minimum order quantity of 200 badges. This policy is in place for a few key reasons:
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Cost-Effectiveness: Producing badges in larger quantities allows us to optimize our manufacturing processes. This efficiency translates to lower costs, which we pass on to our customers through affordable pricing.
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Quality Assurance: By focusing on larger batches, we can maintain consistent high quality in every badge we produce. This ensures that every piece you receive meets our stringent standards.
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Economic Considerations: In today’s challenging economic landscape, it's more important than ever to balance quality with affordability. Our MOQ is a critical part of this balance, helping us to provide the best value to all our clients.
We understand that every project is unique, and we are more than happy to discuss how we can best meet your specific needs within this framework. Our team is dedicated to working closely with you to ensure that your order not only meets but exceeds your expectations.
Turnaround
Our super skilled team and several head embroidery machines mean we have a super fast turnaround. Even on large orders we can create your garments in just a few days. You might think that a detailed design will take days but in fact it can be achieved in a matter of hours.
Experience
Embroidery is where we began 10 years ago and it's still super popular. Over the years we have mastered this tricky art and trained all of our team to produce high quality work every time. We pride ourselves on our embroidery quality so you know you are in good hands. We are always keeping ourselves up to date with the latest tech and improving our processes.
What the difference between Woven & Embroidery?
The advantage of a woven badge over against an embroidered badge is that you can fit in a lot more detail within a woven patch. This applies especially where there is smaller lettering and intricate detail in the design. The difference price wise between either option is woven is more cost effective where larger quantities are. On a woven patch you can see there is a sharper definition of the design as compared with embroidery. Both are machine made and both have their own appeal depending on the application. Embroidered badges have that raised feel which tends to be regarded as more traditional artform.
The other difference technical between woven and embroidered is that finer threads are used in the weaving process whilst thicker threads are used on embroidery machines. Their are closer matches available to pantone colours, probably more so with weaving than embroidery, however, in any case colour matching can be alot more accurate than traditional embroidery.
Why Embroidery?
Sometimes it can be tricky to decide between print and embroidery. But ultimately it's about what kind of finish you are after. Embroidery looks very different to print as its thread that is slightly raised. It creates a professional finish that has a texture. Embroidery is best for small logos or designs with detail. Our machines can achieve perfect detailed logos. It's ideal for crests or military logos and even individual names.