Computer Embroidery
Multi-thread artwork with a raised finish. Best for stable panels on work, outdoor and gift gloves.
Four Ways to Apply Your Logo
Embroidery, screen print, silicone decoration and heat transfer each behave differently on glove fabrics. We review the product surface, artwork and end use before recommending a route, including when a simpler method is the better fit.
3D Silicone Print
Raised rubber-like decoration that can also support grip. Best for sports, cycling and gym gloves.
Heat Transfer Print
Useful for detailed, multi-colour artwork when the film and glove fabric are compatible.
Leather Debossing
Tone-on-tone branding pressed into a suitable leather or synthetic-leather panel.
Pick the Right Method for Your Product
| Method | Durability | Color Handling | MOQ | Setup | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Embroidery | Strong when matched to fabric | Multi-thread artwork | Confirm by fabric | Digitising quoted after artwork | Work, outdoor, gift |
| 3D Silicone | Strong for raised grip logos | Moulded spot colours | Confirm by mould | Tooling quoted after logo review | Sports, cycling, gym |
| Heat Transfer | Depends on film and fabric | Full-colour artwork possible | Confirm by film | Quoted after size and film choice | Promo, fashion, multi-color |
| Leather Debossing | Long-lasting on suitable leather | Tone-on-tone | Confirm by die | Die quoted after artwork | Premium leather, gift |
What Changes the Final Unit Cost
We do not publish fixed price bands because material grade, decoration size, packaging, documentation and exchange rate can change the true landed cost. Use this as a quoting checklist; firm pricing is given only after we review your spec.
Materials Library
Materials Chosen Around the Product Brief
Material availability changes by grade, colour, season and order size. We confirm the workable leather, knit, coating and insulation options for the requested construction before quoting or promising a sample date.
Leathers
Cowhide, goatskin, deerskin, pigskin, synthetic PU/PVC.
Cut-Resistant
HPPE and para-aramid blends in gauges selected for the required dexterity and test route.
Coatings
Nitrile foam, sandy nitrile, PU, latex, neoprene.
Insulation
Fleece, synthetic insulation and lining systems confirmed by warmth, bulk and sourcing requirements.
Send a Logo File & Glove Spec
Vector AI/EPS is ideal; high-res PNG works too. We will come back with a digital mock-up on the actual product photo, a per-pair price for two MOQ tiers, and a realistic setup-fee breakdown if new tooling is needed.
Request a Mock-upQuestions We Get About Logo Decoration
Which decoration method is right for my glove?
It depends on the fabric and end-use. Embroidery suits leather, work and gift gloves; 3D silicone print suits sports, cycling and gym gloves and adds grip; heat transfer handles photographic full-colour artwork; leather debossing gives a premium tone-on-tone finish. Send us the glove and the logo and we will recommend the method that survives the product's real life, even when it is the cheaper one for us.
What are the setup fees?
Setup depends on the method: embroidery needs digitising, silicone print may need a mould or screen, heat transfer needs film preparation, and leather debossing needs a die. We quote the setup route after reviewing the actual artwork.
Can you match my exact brand colour?
Yes. Pantone matching is available when the material and production route support it. We confirm the colour approval method before mass production.
What logo file format do you need?
Vector AI or EPS is ideal because it scales cleanly to any decoration size. A high-resolution PNG at 300dpi or more also works for most methods. For embroidery we convert your file to a stitch file (the digitising step); for silicone and heat transfer we work from the vector directly.
Can you put a logo on any product in the catalog?
Almost always. Every product line accepts at least one decoration method, and most accept several. The exception is placement near a touchscreen fingertip or a high-flex seam, where we will suggest moving the logo to a stable panel so it does not crack, pucker, or break a glove function.