Contract Embroidery
Contract embroidery for shops that can't miss a date.
Print shops, uniform dealers, ad-specialty firms, and embroiderers across the country send us their overflow, their oversized pieces, and the jobs nobody else will run. Tajima 12-head lines, in-house digitizing, blind shipping, and nearly six decades of doing it right the first time.
What you get as a contract customer
OVERFLOW CAPACITY
When your machines are booked and the deadline isn't moving, we absorb the run without renegotiating the ship date.
THE HARD JOBS
Bags, coveralls, jacket backs, hoods, oversized towels, finished garments — the work most shops decline, we take.
BLIND SHIPPING
Your packing slip, your customer's address, zero Campus Chalet branding in the box.
IN-HOUSE DIGITIZING
Clean sew-outs from whatever file you have, and we archive the design for reorders.
CONSISTENT REORDERS
Thread colors, placement, and needle sequences are recorded so run two matches run one.
ONE POINT OF CONTACT
Real people in Tennessee who answer the phone and know your account by name.
Capabilities
Contract specs at a glance.
- EQUIPMENT
- Tajima multi-head lines including 12-head machines
- VOLUME
- Single-piece samples through 10,000+ garment programs
- ITEMS
- Caps, polos, jackets, hoods, bags, aprons, coveralls, towels, blankets
- PRICING
- Per 1,000 stitches with quantity breaks; digitizing quoted once
- DIGITIZING
- In-house, with archived files for reorders
- SHIPPING
- Blind ship nationwide from Johnson City, Tennessee
- TURNAROUND
- Typically 5–10 business days; rush schedules by arrangement
FAQ
Contract embroidery questions.
What is contract embroidery?
It's wholesale decoration done for another business. You sell the job, we stitch it, and your customer never sees our name. Shops use contract embroidery to take work they can't run in-house — or to keep promises when their own schedule is full.
How is contract pricing structured?
Per 1,000 stitches with quantity breaks, plus a one-time digitizing fee if the design is new to us. Send garment type, stitch count, and quantity and we'll quote the same week.
Will you ship directly to my customer?
Yes — blind shipped under your packing slip with nothing of ours in the carton.
Can you handle garments I supply?
Absolutely. Most contract work arrives as customer-supplied goods. We count in, inspect, and report any shortages before we run.
What if the job is unusual?
Those are the ones we want. Jacket backs, hoods, bags, coveralls, blankets, and finished garments are routine here — they're a big part of why shops call us.
Do you keep my designs on file?
Yes. Digitized files, thread sequences, and placement notes are archived so reorders match the original run exactly.
Also need patches? See our custom patch manufacturing.
Open a contract account.
Tell us the garment, stitch count, and volume you run — we'll send contract pricing within two business days.