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Custom 3D puff embroidery from Maple Custom Tees provides a high-quality look without the high cost. We have eye-catching designs which you can choose according to your requirement. Along with this, we welcome your ideas for customizing your clothes. Our team will convert these designs into beautiful 3D puff embroidery.
We are excited to assist you and get in touch with us to avail the best of our services:
Yes, we do have a Vector Artwork Conversion service.
Puff embroidery, often referred to as puff embroidery or 3D puff embroidery, is a unique stitching technique that raises or “raised” the design, giving it a three-dimensional appearance. Unlike regular embroidery, 3D puff design creates the puff impression by sewing on top of 2mm or 3mm thick foam.
You do not need to be worried if you have any problem related to your first order. If you want to cancel or reorder it, contact us through our email address or call us at 416-398-3752. We shall instantly consider it.
It depends on the quantity and weight size of your order. We usually take 12 business days to deliver any order. But if it gets delayed due to some reason, you can contact us. We will respond to your request as soon as possible.
Because monitors differ greatly from one computer to the next, we cannot guarantee ink colours based solely on visual mockups. Because of this, our Design Lab will choose the Pantone colour from our online ink collection that matches the colour of the design you upload to our designer the most.
The only way to ensure that you will receive the right shade in your prints is to give a colour a Pantone number.
We'll include the colour code or Pantone number in your artwork approval so you can double-check it before we start manufacturing. Please send us the Pantone colour code for your brand so we can take it into account.
Please take note that we cannot guarantee exact colour matching, even if we are provided a Pantone number. This is because several production-related elements, including monitors, lighting, and clothing textiles, impact the colors of inks and threads.
