If you are outgrowing a single-needle embroidery machine, the Brother PR680W represents a major step toward a more production-focused setup. Instead of stopping to rethread for every color change, this dedicated embroidery machine keeps six needles threaded and ready, combines them with an 8 x 12-inch maximum embroidery area, and can run at up to…
Hat embroidery puts different demands on a machine than ordinary flat embroidery. A machine that performs well on shirts and towels is not automatically the best choice for structured baseball caps, curved fronts or 3D puff logos. The curved shape of a cap, center seam, limited embroidery height and need for a dedicated cap frame…
Running an embroidery business changes what matters in a machine. A home embroiderer may be comfortable changing thread colors manually and waiting longer for a design to finish, but those same interruptions can become expensive when customer orders begin stacking up. For a small business, the most important upgrades are usually multiple needles, larger embroidery…
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