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Not every eye-catching logo survives the jump from a screen to an embroidered hat. Stitching has real limitations that printing doesn't, and a design that looks sharp digitally can turn into a blurry mess once it's embroidered. Whether you're ordering a customized snapback for your team or your whole company, a few common design mistakes are worth knowing about before you submit any artwork. TL;DR: Quick Rules for Legible Embroidered Logos Overly detailed logos often lose clarity when stitched rather than printed. Low contrast between thread colors and the hat's fabric can make a logo hard to read from a distance. Text smaller than a half inch or so rarely survives the embroidery process intact. Simplifying a design before production helps avoid a costly redesign or reorder. Mistake 1: Packing in Too Much Detail Fine detail is one of the biggest reasons an embroidered design doesn't come out right. A logo with thin lines, gradients, or lots of small elements...