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Textiles Studio

female working at a large commercial quilt machine

Stitch It Together

Needle and thread will only get you so far. Our textile studio — with large scale machine-quilting, direct-to-garment printing, leatherworks, sewing machines and more — can get you the whole nine yards.

Tools & Equipment

  • HEAT PRESS

    Access Level 2

  • LARGE SCALE MACHINE QUILTING AND COMMERCIAL SEWING

    Access Level level 5 access
    Sometimes big ideas require big pieces, or many smaller ones pieced together to make a big one. This heavy-duty machine does that for you.

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  • Free-arm embroidery for tight/3D areas; used for pockets, sleeves, caps (depending on hooping), stuffed items.
  • Embroidery-focused platform; used for garments, home décor, multi-hoop positioning (exact feature set depends on the Meridian/BLMA configuration).
  • Hat/cap press for curved surfaces; used for cap logos and front panels.
  • Longarm quilting on quilt tops/backings; used for automated or guided quilting patterns.
  • Prints CMYK + white to transfer media; used for opaque transfers on dark garments and various substrates.
  • Lockstitch bar-tacker for reinforcement stitches; used for belt loops, straps, stress points on medium to heavier materials.
  • Embroidery-only unit (5"×7" field); used for patches, monograms, garment panels, bags on typical embroidery fabrics/stabilizers.
  • Typically heavy-duty sewing for canvas/vinyl/leather (model dependent); used for bags, straps, upholstery-type work.
  • Heat pressing on shirts, flat blanks, transfer media; used for HTV and transfer application with consistent pressure and timed cycles.
  • Production heat press for transfers/HTV on garments and flat blanks.
  • Heat application for HTV, sublimation transfers, plastisol transfers; used for garments and flat goods.
  • Edge finishing on knits/wovens; used for seam finishing, stretch seams, production garment assembly.
  • Heat transfer press for garments and flat substrates; used for production transfer work.
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