Digitizers Actually Sew Samples?

Robert Young · January 28th, 2014, 11:38 PM

Yesterday a client asked us to do an edit and then send a pic of our sewout to them.. so they "would not be wasting any more of their time" . We did the edit and advised them that we would be happy to do a sewout if they would agree that if it looked good to their client then we were off the hook...(we will tell you how to match it and it will be your responsibility to do what we did) OR they could do the sewout and if their client wanted a change we would of course do it for free.
They opted for us taking responsibility and fixing anything they needed on their end... which I personally think is the way to go... best for the end user!

again, I believe a digitizer's sewout means very little. YouTube evidence coming shortly. lol I keep saying that , but life gets in the way! but seriously, it IS being worked on.

gnizitigid · January 29th, 2014, 02:06 PM

Interesting thread, i do not provide sewout because it cost me more. Due to flat price of $10 per design, providing sew out is not possible. but i wonder when some client says they will give business only if digitizer do sew outs, in that case what options u have

Robert Young · January 29th, 2014, 03:58 PM

I agree Steve. Like I said, our sewout really does not matter, it is our job to stay with the design on their end until the end user is satisfied. neither our client nor theirs will take our sewout and move on .. no they want THEIR sewout to be acceptable. I agree with this concept, but strongly disagree with the clients that think OUR sewout somehow matters.... because it does not. they still want theirs to be the standard

Twinklestar-embroidery · March 5th, 2014, 03:41 AM

I agree, we do not sew samples here, and if any problem with sew out, customer will show us the picture so that we know what is the problem.

embrojohn · March 11th, 2014, 06:10 PM

Very nice topic, I also believe that same design may have different but a little variation if it stitch out on different machine by brand or by heads, A little no. of time I had better results with my single head melco than multi heads of Barudan but it always is minor difference which you can tweak your digitized logo a little bit to adjust with quality you want.
I use a company GliderDigitizing.com for my embroidery digitizing needs, they offer sampling service at some additional cost and very rare I found some variation in my stitching effects compare to their sample,then they tweak and fix digitized logo immediately to have the quality I want.
I believe there is always a room to learn more and more embroidery techniques.