Embroidery Golf Bag?

[Norboo]

Hello

Anyone have a good embroidery shop that does custom designs for golf bags with good prices?

Something similar to this (image below)

 

[brianmontgomery2000]

Unless you can detach the part of the bag you want to be embroidered or cost is not a consideration, I'd look locally since shipping bags can get expensive. There is a bit of an artform to embroidery if there is a lot of filling in (fabric stretch does interesting things to embroidery), but outlines like above are pretty straight forward. Also, the "where" on the bag would be a factor if the part can't be detached -- some areas are difficult if not impossible.

 

If you happen to be in the Dayton, Ohio area, pm me...I know a great place! (not mine and not affiliated)

[Norboo]

> @brianmontgomery2000 said:

> Unless you can detach the part of the bag you want to be embroidered or cost is not a consideration, I'd look locally since shipping bags can get expensive. There is a bit of an artform to embroidery if there is a lot of filling in (fabric stretch does interesting things to embroidery), but outlines like above are pretty straight forward. Also, the "where" on the bag would be a factor if the part can't be detached -- some areas are difficult if not impossible.

>

> If you happen to be in the Dayton, Ohio area, pm me...I know a great place! (not mine and not affiliated)

 

Pocket cover comes off in most of the Callaway bags. I had that done about 5 years ago. However, prices went up where I had it done.

[brianmontgomery2000]

I'd still look locally if it were me if I were doing my own design. Rough estimate in my experience is about $1 per 1,000 stitches. Digitizing the item is often an expensive proposition though.

[auribe14]

That's the interesting part, because my school's spiritwear provides digitizes for free, as do some sites like GolfLocker. Yet others charge up to $50 to digitize a logo for embroidery...

[brianmontgomery2000]

Yeah, it's kind of all over the board on digitizing costs.