Choose when
Small lettering, thin lines, or dense geometry matters more than dimensional thread.
Material guide · Scale test
Woven
Less relief creates room for more information.
Finer and flatter than embroidery. Small type and fine detail hold crisp.
Scale test
Reduce the object. Keep the information.
Change the viewing scale to test why woven construction is chosen when fine detail must remain legible.
Read before choosing
What this construction gives—and what it asks you to give up.
Construction guidance for client review. Final limits, tolerances, backings, and commercial commitments must be confirmed against the approved proof.
Watch for
The flatter surface will not deliver the same raised satin character as embroidery.
- Surface
- Tight, flat woven construction with minimal relief
- Detail behavior
- Excellent for small type and narrow linework
- Color behavior
- Discrete threads with close registration
- Typical edge
- Merrowed or laser/heat-cut to shape
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Common starting points
- Labels
- Small marks
- Detailed crests
- Fine typography
Ten construction studies
One material, tested against different kinds of marks.
Review-stage placeholder studies—not customer work. Their job is to expose the visual range and the limits the final asset pass must solve.
Material is a starting hypothesis
Put woven against the real artwork.
The proof—not the screen—makes the final decision.