Digitization is a process that converts your design file to a format that embroidery machines can read. Each embroidery type and new design requires a separate digitized file, and the standard digitization fee is $6.50.
 
You can REUSE your digitized files for future orders of the same embroidery design on the same product group and embroidery type without additional digitization fees. 
Embroidery Method: Run stitch (a single-line stitch) for fine details in flat embroidery.
Connecting threads between embroidery elements can be 1.3–3 mm long (most noticeable in text).
The flatness and quality of the stitch depends on the material on which it’s stitched; for example, the satin stitch on beanies will have more gaps than on a hoodie.
The generated preview on the mockup is for visual reference only and might not match the final result.
Due to the limitations of the embroidery process, text with very small letters may be unreadable. 
Due to the nature of 3D puff embroidery and the use of foam inserts, perfectly sharp shapes and angles may not be achievable.
Human involvement in the embroidery process can lead to minor variations in the exact embroidery placement on garments and products.
Placement tolerance: Please note that a placement deviation of up to 0.118 inches (3 mm) may occur on hats, 0.197 inches (5 mm) on accessories and beanies, and 0.394 inches (10 mm) on apparel.
Large and heavy embroideries on thin fabrics can sometimes cause the fabric to curve or warp slightly.
Due to the soft fabric, details done in run-stitch on beanies can sink into the base material and appear as “missing.”