Customized apparel Embroidery capabilities by JINMAO

Tapping Embroidery

Tapping Embroidery is a modern embroidery technique that originated with the Tajima embroidery machine in Japan. This method involves threading ribbons through a nozzle and securing them onto fabrics using fish thread, creating intricate three-dimensional designs. Tapping Embroidery is categorized into two types: independent and simplified versions. As a specialized computerized technique, it enhances the capabilities of traditional flat embroidery machines, allowing for more diverse and vibrant presentations in embroidered products.

Independent tapping embroidery machines can perform various needlework techniques such as winding embroidery, ribbon embroidery, and cord embroidery. They typically use 15 different sizes of ribbons ranging from 2.0 to 9.0 mm in width and 0.3 to 2.8 mm in thickness. In our products, it is commonly used for women’s T-shirts and jackets.

Water-soluble lace

Water-soluble lace is a unique type of embroidered lace that utilizes water-soluble non-woven fabric as its base. The embroidery is created using adhesive filament on a computerized flat embroidery machine. After the embroidery process, the lace undergoes a hot water treatment that dissolves the non-woven base, resulting in a stunning three-dimensional lace with depth and texture.

Unlike traditional lace, which is typically flat, water-soluble lace is thicker and maintains its shape without shrinking. It boasts a luxurious artistic quality, remaining resilient and free from fuzziness even after washing, making it an excellent choice for various applications in fashion and crafts.

Water-soluble lace is commonly used in our products for women’s knitted t-shirts.

Patch Embroidery

Patch embroidery, also known as patchwork embroidery, involves sewing pieces of fabric onto clothing to create decorative designs. In this technique, the appliqué fabric is cut to fit specific patterns and adhered to the base fabric. To enhance the design’s dimensionality, a layer of cotton can be placed between the appliqué and the base.

Various stitches are then used to secure the edges, ensuring durability.
This method allows for creative layering effects; however, it is essential that the fabrics used are compatible in elasticity and density to avoid issues like looseness or unevenness after embroidery. Proper edge trimming is also crucial for a polished finish.

Suitable for: sweatshirt, coat, children’s clothing, etc.

Three-dimensional Embroidery

3D embroidery is a unique stitching technique that produces a raised, textured effect on fabric. This method involves using filling threads or materials to create intricate, three-dimensional patterns. Typically, eco-friendly materials like foam sponge or polystyrene board are employed as fillings, with a thickness of 3 to 5 mm placed between the presser foot and the fabric.

The result is a visually striking design that adds depth and dimension, making it popular in fashion and decorative arts. This innovative approach enhances the aesthetic appeal of textiles while promoting sustainability.

3D embroidery can achieve any shape, size, and design, providing a sense of depth and dimension, making the patterns or shapes appear more lifelike. In our products, it is commonly used to create designs on T-shirts and sweatshirts.

Sequin Embroidery

Sequin embroidery is a decorative technique that incorporates sequins into fabric designs, creating stunning visual effects. The process involves individually placing sequins onto the fabric and securing them with thread, resulting in intricate and shimmering patterns. Sequins are available in various colors, shapes, and sizes, enhancing the artwork’s appeal.

This technique can be executed by hand or through computerized methods, allowing for complex designs. For optimal results, sequins should have smooth edges to avoid snagging, and they must be heat-resistant and colorfast to maintain their vibrant appearance over time.

Towel Embroidery

Towel embroidery is a versatile technique that combines embroidery with felt as a base, resulting in a rich, multi-layered fabric effect. By adjusting the thread thickness and loop sizes, artisans can create varying textures throughout the design.

This method allows for consistent application across the piece, giving it a cohesive look. The final result resembles a soft towel cloth, offering a pleasing tactile experience and a wide range of color variations. Towel embroidery is perfect for adding depth and character to textiles, making it an appealing choice for decorative projects.

Suitable for: sweatshirts, children’s clothing, etc.

Hollow Embroidery

Hollow Embroidery, also known as hole embroidery, is a distinctive technique that creates holes in fabric using tools like cutting knives or punching needles on an embroidery machine. This method involves some complexity in terms of equipment and plate making but results in a striking visual effect.

The process includes forming hollow spaces on the fabric’s surface and embroidering around them according to a design pattern. It can be applied directly to the base fabric or on separate pieces. Fabrics with a tight weave are ideal for this technique, while loosely woven fabrics are discouraged as they may fray and compromise the embroidery’s integrity.

In our products, it is suitable for women’s t-shirts and dresses.

Flat Embroidery

Flat embroidery is a widely used technique in garment decoration, characterized by its smooth, flush designs on fabric. Unlike 3D embroidery, which creates raised effects using foam, flat embroidery involves stitching directly onto the material. This method allows for intricate details and vibrant colors, utilizing various thread types such as polyester, rayon, and metallic threads.

The versatility of flat embroidery makes it suitable for a range of fabrics, from delicate silks to sturdy denim. It effectively captures complex motifs like flowers and landscapes, making it a popular choice for logos and personalized apparel.

It can be applied to a variety of products such as polo shirts, hoodies, T-shirts, dresses, etc.

Bead Embellishment

Bead embellishment is a decorative technique that enhances fabrics using beads, achieved through either machine-sewn or hand-sewn methods. Ensuring beads are securely attached is crucial, with thread ends typically knotted to prevent unraveling. The aesthetic appeal of bead embellishment is evident in various clothing styles, where it creates luxurious and glamorous effects.

Beads can be arranged in diverse shapes, including round, rectangular, teardrop, square, and octagonal patterns, contributing to intricate designs. This technique not only serves as decoration but also adds texture and visual interest to garments, making it a popular choice in fashion and accessory design. Through these embellishments, beadwork transforms simple fabrics into stunning pieces of art.

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Sequin embroidery sweatshirt

STYLE NAME.: 290236.4903

FABRIC COMPOSITION & WEIGHT: 60% cotton 40%polyester,350gsm,Scuba Fabric

FABRIC TREATMENT: N/A

GARMENT FINISH: N/A

PRINT & EMBROIDERY: Sequin embroidery; Three-dimensional embroidery

FUNCTION: N/A

Flat embroidery hoodie

STYLE NAME.: I23JDSUDFRACROP

FABRIC COMPOSITION & WEIGHT: 54% organic cotton 46% polyester, 240gsm, French terry

FABRIC TREATMENT: Dehairing

GARMENT FINISH: N/A

PRINT & EMBROIDERY: Flat embroidery

FUNCTION: N/A

Flat embroidered T-shirt

STYLE NAME.: GRW24-TS020

FABRIC COMPOSITION & WEIGHT: 60%cotton, 40%polyester, 240gsm, single jersey

FABRIC TREATMENT: N/A

GARMENT FINISH: Deharing

PRINT & EMBROIDERY: Flat embroidery

FUNCTION: N/A