I have to admit that this is not the first time I heard about something called custom embroidery. As a matter of fact, one of my aunts used to be into embroidery before she passed away some time ago. I always admired her skills and her patience she had for embroidery knowing that not that many people out there have what it takes to specialize in it.

Who is likely to benefit from embroidery? In the past (dating back to the Middle Ages), churches used to be the biggest customers for all those who knew a lot about the topic. Priests and other clergy members liked to have embroidery on everything they used or wore including their clothes and Bibles. A lot has changed since back then. For example, today, football clubs and other sports associations are more likely to benefit from logo embroidery than churches simply because it is nice to have a logo of your football club embroidered on your t-shirt or baseball hat. I am sure that you know how true it is and I am sure that you have seen people wearing hats with the logos of their football clubs embroidered on them.

Now, when it comes to wearing something that means something to you, you might want to consider Embroidered Polo Shirts. You can literally ask to have anything you want embroidered on them such as any logo, emblem, or even the heraldry of your family. You can customise anything you want and then proudly wear it wherever you go on your polo shirts or t-shirts. Customised shirt are perfect for breaking the ice and starting a conversation with a stranger. For example, every time I wear a t-shirt that has something embroidered on it, I am likely to be asked about the cause I chose to wear it and I usually need to explain it in a few words.