Embroidered Cheer Uniforms
Sublimation prints flat into the fabric; embroidery and applique sit raised on top of it, which is exactly why teams use them for names, numbers, and mascot details that should stand out with texture, not just color. We offer both as finishing techniques on custom cheer uniforms.
Embroidery for Names and Numbers
Direct embroidery stitches thread into the garment for a durable, raised finish, well suited to athlete names, numbers, and small logo details that need to survive a full season of wear and washing without cracking or peeling the way a vinyl add-on can.
Applique for Larger Mascot and Logo Details
Applique stitches a separate piece of fabric onto the uniform, giving larger mascot or logo graphics a layered, textured look with more visual depth than flat printing alone, while still holding up to competition movement.
Combining Embroidery with Sublimation
Most of our embroidered uniforms combine sublimated base colors and patterns with embroidered or appliqued name, number, and mascot details, giving you the full color range of sublimation plus the texture of stitched detailing where it matters most. See our sublimation page for the base fabric side of this.
Serving Teams Across Texas, Florida, California, and New York
We manufacture and ship custom cheer apparel to teams and gyms nationwide, with a growing share of orders coming from the country’s biggest cheer markets. In Texas, we work with All-Star gyms and school programs across the Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio areas. In Florida, we supply teams around Orlando, Tampa, and the greater Miami cheer and dance circuit. In California, orders come in from gyms and programs across Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Bay Area. In New York, we’ve shipped to teams from New York City out through Long Island and Buffalo. All orders to these states ship DDP (Delivered Duty Paid), meaning the price we quote is the price you pay, no surprise customs fees or brokerage charges at delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is embroidery more durable than printed names and numbers?
Generally yes, stitched thread resists cracking and peeling better than surface-applied vinyl over a full season.
Can we combine embroidery with a fully sublimated design?
Yes, this is our most common combination: sublimated base design with embroidered or appliqued name, number, and mascot details.
Does embroidery add significant cost or lead time?
It adds a modest amount of both versus sublimation alone; ask for a quote with your specific design for exact numbers.
