Decide how the patch will be made and finished before buying the machine. Embroidery is one part of the process. The patch fabric, border, backing and cutting method also affect the equipment and supplies you need.
Define the patch you want to sell
Write down the size, shape, fabric, colors and intended use. Decide whether it will be sewn on, ironed on or supplied with another backing. Ask for a sample of the finished type you want.
Be clear about the border. A stitched border and a separately finished edge can require different work. Do not assume every finished patch in a machine advertisement was made with only that machine.
Check the full setup
Ask whether the embroidery machine and proposed hoop can run your patch design. Confirm the usable area, required attachments and file format for the chosen model.
List any cutting, border finishing or backing equipment separately. Request their costs and space needs. Keep them out of the machine price comparison unless both offers include the same items.
Compare the order size
For several patches in one hoop, ask to see the proposed layout and spacing. More designs on screen do not prove that the hoop, material or finished border process will work.
Use one realistic batch to compare file preparation, sewing, cutting and packing time. Avoid profit or output estimates that leave out those steps.
Approve a finished sample
If sample sewing is available, agree on the final design, fabric, backing, border and cost. Review the actual edge and reverse side, as well as the front.
Check whether the sample represents what your own setup can make. If extra finishing equipment was used, include it in the purchase plan. Detailed production settings should follow the relevant machine and supply instructions.
Confirm the order terms
Ask FUJA if you need help checking the package or delivery services. Do not buy supplies in large quantities before the sample and equipment fit are confirmed.
Available machines shipped from China can be ordered directly on this website. The listed price includes DDP delivery to your door within the lower 48 states, customs clearance, duties and import taxes. We dispatch these machines 15 to 20 days after receiving your order. Transit time has not yet been confirmed.
Questions Before You Buy
Does an embroidery machine make every part of a patch?
Not necessarily. Ask how the border, cutting and backing are finished and which extra equipment is needed.
Should I buy a large supply pack before trying the patch?
Test the complete patch first. Then order the fabric, backing and colors that match the approved result.
Next Step
Tell FUJA your patch size, border and backing needs to discuss equipment and a possible sample. Contact Us.
For delivery and warranty terms, read our Shipping Policy and Return and Warranty Policy.
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- Equipment to Buy for Your First Embroidery Orders
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