Great Custom Digitizing work, Great Pricing

In- House Digitizing is trusted by more than 200 small businesses monthly, ad-specialty companies and major retailers. Your embroidery machine only produces what it is fed. The quality from your machine starts with the quality of the design that you put in it. We also help you grab the attention of potential customers, and build a successful, lasting relationship with your existing customers





TEST DRIVE THEIR WORK FOR FREE !

Download their 132 FREE stock designs and run them on your machine. Just click here,
FREE DESIGNS or the link to the right. Download the PDF files to see the designs and the colour sequence.




DIGITIZING

PRICING

* Designs that will fit into a 6” circle:
$30 for 2 day delivery
$45 for next day delivery

* Jacket-back designs over 7” round:
$99 for 2 day delivery
$125 for next day delivery


Separate yourself from the rest of the pack ..
Whether you’re new to the embroidery industry, or a veteran embroiderer looking to get the most from your embroidery machines, their digitizing team will help you separate yourself from the rest of the pack by providing you with professionally digitized designs, that run smooth and look great.

http://inhousedigitizing.net/

Laser Engraving and Cutting

All of the pictures and samples above are courtesy of BITO http://www.bitousa.com/LaserSamples1.htm who was kind enough to provide them to me. I tried to show you just some of the wide range of effects that can be achieved with lasers as well as the different size laser cutters that are available. There is pretty much a laser cutter to serve every need and every budget. You can cut through one layer of fabric or multiple layer of fabric to create multi-color appliques in one operation. You can also adjust the laser to just etch the surface of the fabric or of leather. The designs can be as simple as the combination etching and cutting of the flower design, or as complex as the photo-realistic portrait of the woman's face. The intricate cutwork on the woman's boot panel is illustrative of its unlimited design potential in footwear, handbags, and just about any segment of fashion. If you want to be on the forefront of garment decoration, a laser cutter should be at the top of your wish list.

Ricoma has just added a new dealer to cover the North and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky areas The Company VITAL LINK MACHINE GROUP,INC. is based out of North Carolina and has over 18 YEARS of EXPERIENCE in the sales and support of embroidery and digitizing equipment.They will sell and offer training on NEW RICOMA machines, as well as buying and selling used equipment, in addition they offer supplies and repair of all brands of embroidery equipment. Their staff has over 72 YEARS of combined technical experience in the industry,
Their goal is to assist in the attainment of embroiderer's success and and growth.

Ricoma Heat Presses

Ricoma TextPro Digital Garment Printer

Ricoma Laser

Ricoma's new RL-6030 laser engraving and cutting machine can generate a whole new customer base for your existing embroidery business, or assist you in starting a new and exciting business from scratch. Please contact us at info.ricoma.us or call us at 1888-292-6282 for more details and pricing.

The Nike Dunk Hi Premium with Laser Substraits

The Nike Dunk Hi Premium with Laser Substraits

Originally used in industries such as car manufacturing, electronics and furniture texturing, laser technology has been a tool in Nike’s shoe design headquarters for years. But it was in 2003 that Nike Designer Mark Smith pioneered the use of lasers for decorating leather, fine-tuning the process to a level that allowed incredibly detailed designs to be burned into Nike products. It wasn’t long before famed footwear like the Cortez, Jordan and AF1 were etched with intricate, tattoo / graffiti graphics, models that are still coveted by sneaker collectors around the world. But laser-etched leather had a design limitation: no matter what the upper’s colorway was, the burned-out designs were always brown, leather’s interior color.

Called a “substrait,” Jesse Leyva’s team wondered if they could change this interior color by changing materials. The solution was found by using synthetic materials. The Nike Sportswear Dunk Premium uses black synthetic material with various colored interiors to achieve this multi-colored substrait effect. Each panel of the shoe contains a different color which, when the top layer is carefully etched away, is revealed in high contrast by the laser. This season, the motif is the octagon—a symbol chosen by Nike’s design team to represent the summer games in Beijing and to honor the power of the number eight in Chinese culture. A byproduct of using synthetics in the Nike Dunk upper is a reduction in the shoe’s overall weight, since leather is heavier by nature than its man-made alternative. Along with a black body that allows the colorful shapes to pop visually, a patent leather swoosh and highly perforated vamp are premium design accents that give the sneaker a stealthy, yet sophisticated air.