Embroidered Badges for Uniforms | Hong Kong
01-01-2020Ngaimei makes embroidered badges (繡花章 / 繡花徽章) in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, for organisations that want a logo sewn onto a uniform, a jacket or another agreed position. These are badges stitched in thread on fabric. They are not metal lapel pins, enamel badges or magnetic pins. If a search for “badges” has shown you metal pins, but what you need is a fabric badge that can be sewn onto clothing, please tell us that clearly.
Property-management firms, school PTAs, associations and SMEs often use an embroidered badge so the same logo can be sewn onto more than one garment, which is useful when a single jacket is replaced. The workshop is near Kwai Hing Station Exit A. Enquire on WhatsApp +852 9457 6303 or call +852 2410 8189.
Where an embroidered badge is typically used
- On the chest or sleeve of a staff uniform, as company or department identification
- On windbreakers and jackets, so the team is easy to recognise on duty or at an event
- On association, volunteer or member clothing
- Together with name embroidery or garment embroidery — see Computer Embroidery in Hong Kong (English child URLs under
/en/embroidery/item/are not linked until those paths are repaired)
If the identification should be stitched directly into the garment and does not need to be a separate badge, we can also embroider uniforms or polos in the same workshop: Uniform Tailoring and Embroidery and Custom Polo and T-shirt.
For stitching identification onto staff uniforms, see also Company Uniform Embroidery.
How this differs from a metal pin badge
Searches in Hong Kong for generic “badge making” often return metal or acrylic pin badges. This service is specifically an embroidered fabric badge: the logo or lettering is stitched, then sewn onto cloth. The feel is closer to the garment itself, which suits everyday workwear.
We do not describe or quote for metal pin badges here (please go to a specialist if that is what you need). If you want a stitched fabric badge, send a size idea and the logo.
How to order
- Provide the logo or lettering. We follow the order flow: digitizing, colour separation and a stitch-out test.
- Tell us the approximate quantity, size and the type of garment it will go on.
- Production starts after the stitch-out is approved.
Minimum quantities, fees and lead times will be given when you enquire. Finished work is in the product gallery.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a badge and embroidering directly on the garment?
Direct embroidery is permanent to that one garment. A separate embroidered badge can be sewn onto more than one piece, which is more flexible when you replace a single jacket. Which is better depends on whether the same mark needs to be repeated across different garments.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021
Back to Computer Embroidery or the English home page.
Digital Print
12-11-2026In Kwai Chung, Ngaimei offers digital print and heat transfer for team shirts and event T-shirts, and can complete computer embroidery in the same workshop. School PTAs, associations, SMEs and event companies often prefer print when the artwork has many colours or a large area, or when the garments are mainly worn on the event day. If one order needs an embroidered logo in one position and a large back print in another, we can handle both.
You can upload a logo in the design studio, choose a colour, and send the order on WhatsApp +852 9457 6303, or call +852 2410 8189. The workshop is near Kwai Hing Station Exit A.
When digital print or heat transfer is a good fit
- Events, talks, volunteer days and school celebrations: the design carries more information, and the team needs to be recognised quickly.
- Artwork with many colours or a clear gradient: print or heat transfer is usually better at showing that kind of image (the final result still depends on the file and the fabric, which we will discuss before you order).
- Combined with embroidery: for example a company logo embroidered on the chest and an event theme printed on the back. Embroidery is explained on the computer embroidery page.
For the garments themselves — colours and sizes — see also Custom Polo and T-shirt, colour cards and size charts. Full staff uniforms are on the uniform page. Finished work is in the product gallery.
Print or embroidery?
This is the comparison group organisers ask most often. Use the points below as a starting point, then let us advise from your artwork:
- Use: a staff uniform that must last for years is more often embroidered; a one-off or short event is more often printed or heat-transferred.
- Artwork: a clean logo with few colours, or lettering, usually sits well as embroidery; photographic, multi-colour or large-area images more often go to print.
- Position and feel: small chest logos, names, caps and embroidered badges are commonly embroidered; large back designs are commonly printed.
Ngaimei does not offer only one of these processes: you can assess the job and place the order through a single contact, without splitting the work across two suppliers. We do not use phrases such as “the best in Hong Kong”; we recommend a method that matches how the garments will actually be used.
How to send artwork and place an order
- Prepare the artwork (please finalise colours and wording first).
- Tell us the quantity, sizes, colours and print positions.
- You may preview a T-shirt in the design studio and send the preview image with your brief on WhatsApp.
- If the same order also includes embroidery, that part still follows the order flow — digitizing and a stitch-out test; see logo digitizing.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between digital print and heat transfer?
Both are print services on this page, used for team shirts and event tees. Please send the artwork and the garment style first.
Can you print from a single piece?
Please tell us the quantity first.
Can one order have embroidery on the chest and print on the back?
Yes, that can be arranged in the same workshop. Please describe both positions when you enquire. The embroidery part is covered on the computer embroidery page.
For a comparison of computer embroidery, heat transfer and digital print, see Embroidery, Heat Transfer or Digital Print: How to Choose in Hong Kong.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021
A map is also available on the Contact Us page.
Back to the English home page.
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Choosing Group Uniforms and Custom Polos in Hong Kong
Written by Super UserWhen a team needs clothing, the decision usually sits with HR, administration, a PTA or an event lead: how many pieces, a polo or a crew-neck tee, whether to add a jacket, and where the logo should go. Property-management firms, schools, associations, SMEs and event companies in Hong Kong often want the same thing — a consistent set of garments with clear identification, so residents, parents, members or clients can see that the people in front of them belong to the same team.
Ngaimei’s workshop in Kwai Chung can supply custom polos and T-shirts and, where needed, a fuller staff uniform, with embroidery or print added in the same place. This article is arranged as “decide the occasion and the pieces first, then gather what we will need”. We are near Kwai Hing Station Exit A. Message WhatsApp +852 9457 6303 or call +852 2410 8189.
Start with the occasion: everyday uniform, or event wear
- Everyday staff or volunteer uniforms: the priority is a style that can be worn for some time, identified at a glance, and matched again if you need to top up the order. Security, cleaning and customer-service roles in property management, everyday polos for an SME, and volunteer wear for an association or PTA usually sit here. Identification is more often done as company uniform embroidery, with names added where useful.
- Events, talks, volunteer days or short on-site work: the garments may be worn only once or twice, and the artwork is often larger or carries more information. A crew-neck tee with print or heat transfer is often the first option. If the same people also need everyday wear, it is better to think of the event shirt and the everyday polo as two pieces, rather than asking one garment to do both jobs.
If you are still comparing embroidery, heat transfer and print as processes, see the existing computer embroidery and digital print pages. This article focuses on how the clothing is put together and how to place the order.
A polo, a crew-neck tee, or a uniform set
“Custom polo” and “group uniform” are not two products that replace each other; they describe different scopes.
- A custom polo is the most common everyday piece. The collar and placket make it a little more formal than a crew-neck tee, which is why organisations often use it as the basic identification garment. A logo on the chest, with a sleeve mark or a name where needed, is a typical arrangement. The gallery on the custom polo and T-shirt page is a starting point; available styles and colours should be confirmed against the colour cards and with us.
- A crew-neck tee is more often used for events or a less formal setting, and it suits a large design. It can be worn as everyday wear, but organisations that want a neater look usually consider a polo first.
- A uniform set is often more than one top. Polos or shirts, a windbreaker or sports jacket, aprons, caps and bags can be combined by season and by role. The pieces are described on the uniform tailoring page. As already published there, windbreakers are often considered in two broad fabric types: nylon, which holds its shape and generally offers wind resistance and ordinary water resistance; and man-made fibres, which feel more comfortable and breathe better in climates without wide temperature swings. That is published guidance, not a substitute for confirming the actual garment before you order.
Different roles can share one logo and still use different colours or different pieces (for example a jacket for outdoor staff and a polo only for indoor staff). Tell us how the roles are divided, and we can discuss the set together.
Colours and sizes — and not treating the preview as the only style
Checking colour and size before you order reduces the chance of a mismatch when the garments arrive.
- The online colour cards and size charts are a first reference, including Gildan. You can also make an appointment to view physical colour cards at the Kwai Chung workshop.
- The design studio currently uses the Gildan 76000 colour card (36 colours) and Softstyle product images, so you can judge logo placement from the front, back, left sleeve and right sleeve. The preview is a tool for placement and colour. It does not mean every order is produced on that exact style. The production garment will be confirmed with you before the order is placed.
- For a group order, a breakdown of sizes (and men’s or women’s fits, if you use them) is more useful than a single headcount. When a new colleague joins later, keep the style, colour and digitizing records from the original order so a top-up can be matched. How a top-up is arranged will be explained when you ask.
Where to put the identification
- The chest is the usual place for a company, estate or association logo, on both polos and uniforms.
- Names or job titles help colleagues and visitors know whom they are speaking to, and are common on staff uniforms. Please check Chinese and English spelling and titles before digitizing. Name embroidery is described on the computer embroidery overview (English name-embroidery child URLs are not linked from this article).
- Caps, bags and aprons are often used in property management, on a shop floor or at an event, and can be included on the same order as the tops.
- An embroidered badge is useful when the same mark should be sewn onto more than one garment, or when a single jacket is replaced. See embroidered badges.
If you will supply the garments and only need embroidery or print, tell us the type of clothing and the quantity first, and we will say whether we can take the job.
What to bring to an enquiry
- The industry and the occasion (for example an everyday property-management uniform, PTA volunteers, or event staff).
- An approximate headcount, and a size breakdown if you have one.
- The pieces you want (polos only, or polos with jackets, caps and so on) and a colour idea.
- The logo artwork; a checked name list if names are required.
- Whether identification should be embroidered or printed, and in which positions. If you have not decided, tell us how long the garments will be worn, and we will advise.
- Whether Ngaimei should also supply the clothing, or whether you already have it and only need decoration.
Embroidery orders follow the order flow: digitizing and a stitch-out test, with production after approval. Minimum quantities, fees and lead times will be given once we have the information above. Finished work is in the product gallery.
Frequently asked questions
Does a group uniform have to be ordered as a full set?
No. Many organisations start with a batch of polos as basic identification and add jackets or caps when the season requires it. Tell us which pieces you need this time.
Is there a minimum quantity for custom polos?
Please tell us the quantity and the style first. Group orders are explained case by case from the style and the decoration; this article does not publish a figure in advance.
Can official student school uniforms be ordered here?
Ngaimei makes identification clothing and group orders for organisations. If a school has an official student-uniform supplier arrangement, please check whether that applies before you contact us.
Can we see physical colours before deciding?
Yes. Please use the online colour cards and size charts first, or make an appointment to view samples at the workshop. The address is below.
How long does an order take?
It depends on the quantity, whether digitizing is required, and the work already in the workshop. We will give a figure with the quotation.
To compare embroidery, heat transfer and digital print, see Embroidery, Heat Transfer or Digital Print: How to Choose in Hong Kong.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021Contact Us. Back to Custom Polo and T-shirt, Uniform Tailoring or the English home page.
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Embroidery, Heat Transfer or Digital Print: How to Choose in Hong Kong
Written by Super User
When a Hong Kong organisation orders a batch of garments for staff, volunteers or event guests, the question is often not whether the work can be done, but whether the logo on the chest — or the design on the back — should be embroidered, heat-transferred or digitally printed. All three can carry an organisation’s identity. They do not feel the same, they do not wear the same, and they do not suit every kind of artwork. Choosing poorly does not always make the job impossible; it can simply mean the finished piece is less suitable than it could have been, or that wear shows sooner after regular washing.
Ngaimei’s workshop in Kwai Chung offers computer embroidery as well as digital print and heat transfer. Property-management firms, school PTAs, associations, SME human-resources teams and event leads can describe the use and the artwork through a single contact, without splitting the job across two workshops. We are near Kwai Hing Station Exit A. Message WhatsApp +852 9457 6303 or call +852 2410 8189.
The comparison below is a way to narrow the options. The method we actually use still depends on the artwork, the fabric and how the garments will be worn, which we will discuss before you order. We do not use phrases such as “the best in Hong Kong”.
Start with use: how long will the garments be worn?
This is the most useful first cut.
- Everyday staff uniforms, regular duty, frequent washing: computer embroidery is usually the first option to consider. A stitched logo has a slightly raised look and is easy to see on the chest, the sleeve or as a name. It suits workwear that will be used for some time. This kind of order is described on Company Uniform Embroidery and Uniform Tailoring.
- Worn mainly on the event day or for a short period: talks, volunteer days, school celebrations or event-staff tees are more often printed or heat-transferred. The artwork often carries more information, the team needs to be recognised quickly, and the garments may not be worn for long afterwards.
- The same people need both everyday uniforms and a one-off event shirt: the method can differ by garment. The whole order does not have to use a single process.
Then look at the artwork: a clean mark, or colour and area
- Computer embroidery suits a clean logo with few colours, an organisation name, or a personal name. Very small lettering, very fine lines or a strong gradient may need to be simplified when the design is digitized. That is a limit of stitching, not a question of “forcing” the original file through. Digitizing is explained on the logo digitizing page.
- Digital print or heat transfer is usually better at showing many colours, a photographic look or a clear gradient, and is more often used for a large area (especially on the back). The final result still depends on the file and the fabric.
- Position also follows common practice: a small chest logo, a staff name, a cap and an embroidered badge are commonly embroidered; a large back design or an event illustration is commonly printed or heat-transferred.
What each method actually is
Computer embroidery forms the design or lettering in thread on the fabric. The finish is slightly raised. It is not ink and it is not a heat-applied film. It suits identification that will live on the garment for a long time. Ngaimei can stitch directly into the garment, or finish the work as a separate embroidered badge to be sewn on, so the same design can go on more than one piece.
Digital print and heat transfer are both print services at Ngaimei, used for team shirts and event tees. Both put the design onto the fabric rather than stitching it. As a starting point: a design with fine colour gradation, a photograph or a large area is usually discussed as print; lettering, colour blocks, or identification in a particular position that may suit a heat-applied method is usually discussed as heat transfer. This is not a fixed rule — send the artwork and the garment style, and we will say which method (or which mix of methods on one garment) fits the job.
A single order can combine them: for example a company logo embroidered on the chest and an event theme printed on the back. Group organisers often use this arrangement, and it can be done in the same Kwai Chung workshop.
Fabric and garment type
- Custom polos or crew-neck tees: a chest logo on an everyday polo is usually considered as embroidery first; a large design on an event tee is usually considered as print or heat transfer first. Styles, colour cards and the online preview are on the custom polo and T-shirt page and the Gildan 76000 page. The design studio currently uses the Gildan 76000 colour card, which is helpful for placement, but the garment in the preview is not a promise that every order is made on that exact style.
- Windbreakers and jackets: identification is often embroidered, or finished as an embroidered badge. Fabric notes already published on the uniform page (nylon and man-made fibres) still apply.
- Caps, bags and towels: embroidery is the more common method, including names. See the computer embroidery overview. (English child pages under
/en/embroidery/item/are not used as links here.) - If you already have the garments and only want decoration, tell us the fabric and the quantity first, and we will say whether we can take the job. Fabrics do not all take embroidery or print in the same way; we will not lock that in before we have seen what you have.
What to prepare before you enquire
- Tell us how the garments will be used (everyday uniform or event), the approximate quantity and the positions.
- Provide artwork with colours and wording already approved. Embroidery follows the order flow: digitizing and a stitch-out test.
- You can preview placement on a T-shirt in the design studio, then send the preview on WhatsApp. The preview does not replace embroidery digitizing.
- Colours and sizes can be checked first on the colour cards and size charts.
Minimum quantities, fees and lead times will be given when you enquire, from the artwork and the quantity. Finished work is in the product gallery.
Frequently asked questions
If we are “printing tees”, does that mean embroidery is not an option?
No. In Hong Kong, informal phrases about ordering team T-shirts do not always mean print only. A crew-neck tee can be embroidered, printed or heat-transferred, or embroidered on the chest and printed on the back. Tell us the artwork and how the shirts will be worn.
What is the difference between heat transfer and digital print?
Both are print methods we offer for team shirts and event tees; they are not equally suited to every file and every position. Send the artwork and the garment style so we can advise. We will not name a single method before we have seen that information.
Can you produce a single piece?
Please tell us the quantity, the garment and the process. Whether we can take the job, and how it would be arranged, will be answered when you enquire.
Is embroidery more wash-durable? Will print fade?
Identification that will be worn and washed for a long time is more often embroidered, because that matches how the garment is used. We do not give a blanket guarantee about washing or fading before we have discussed the artwork and the fabric. If care wording needs to go on the garment, please mention that when you enquire.
Can chest embroidery and a back print be done on the same order?
Yes, in the same workshop. Please describe both positions in the same enquiry.
If you are still choosing between polos, crew-neck tees or a uniform set, see Choosing Group Uniforms and Custom Polos in Hong Kong.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021Contact Us. Back to Computer Embroidery, Digital Print or the English home page.
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Gildan 76000 in Hong Kong | Colour Preview and Custom Tees
Written by Super User
If you are choosing T-shirt colours for a group in Hong Kong and want to see the logo first, Ngaimei’s design studio currently uses the Gildan 76000 colour card (36 colours) and Softstyle product images, with four views: front, back, left sleeve and right sleeve. When you have a colour and a placement, you can send the preview image and your brief on WhatsApp +852 9457 6303, then decide on embroidery or print.
One point should be clear up front: the preview is there so you can judge placement and colour. It does not mean every production order is made on that exact style. The garment used for production will be confirmed with you before the order is placed. Telephone: +852 2410 8189.
How the design studio uses the 76000 card
- The card has 36 colours, matching the Gildan 76000 colour selection used in the tool.
- The preview shapes are Softstyle product images, not the older mesh dry-fit silhouette that was once labelled GD3BI00. The two should not be described as the same product.
- You can upload a logo, drag it and resize it; the same logo can be used in all four positions.
- A PNG with a transparent background is preferred. If you plan to embroider, keep the artwork simple, with few colours.
- The preview is for reference. When you use the WhatsApp order button, the studio also downloads the preview image so you can attach it. The prefilled product line is already “Product: Gildan 76000 Softstyle crew tee”.
You can also compare physical colour cards and size charts (including Gildan). The wider custom polo and tee service is described on the Custom Polo and T-shirt page.
After the preview: embroidery or print
The same T-shirt can be:
- Computer-embroidered on the chest or sleeve (the logo is digitized and stitch-tested first; see the order flow); or
- Finished with digital print or heat transfer for artwork with more colours or a larger area.
Both processes are done in the Kwai Chung workshop. Minimum quantities, lead times and prices will be quoted according to quantity and the finishing method when you enquire.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gildan 76000 a mesh dry-fit tee?
Not in this preview. The studio uses the Gildan 76000 colour card and Softstyle product images. The older “GD3BI00 mesh dry-fit” label should not be used to describe the current preview.
Can all 36 colours be ordered as physical stock?
The studio offers 36 colours for you to preview. Which colours and styles can be produced will be confirmed with you before you order.
Can I preview now and order later?
Yes. The preview is only for viewing the effect; you decide when to order. If a colleague needs to approve the look, download the preview image and share it.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021Open the preview: design studio. Back to the polo and T-shirt page or the English home page.
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Company Uniform Embroidery | Staff Identification in Hong Kong
Written by Super User
Identification on a company uniform is there so residents, clients or colleagues can recognise your team in daily work. Company uniform embroidery stitches a logo, an organisation name or a staff name onto workwear, which suits uniforms that will be worn for a long time. Ngaimei’s workshop in Kwai Chung can embroider garments you already have, or arrange the clothing together with uniform tailoring.
We often help property-management firms, school PTAs, associations, SME human-resources teams and event leads with this kind of order. We are near Kwai Hing Station Exit A. Message WhatsApp +852 9457 6303 or call +852 2410 8189.
Why staff uniforms are often embroidered
- A stitched logo has a slightly raised look and is easy to see on duty.
- It suits workwear that is worn and washed regularly.
- Names can be embroidered at the same time, which is described on the computer embroidery page (English name-embroidery child URLs are not linked until they are repaired).
- If the mark needs to move from one garment to another, it can be finished as an embroidered badge and then sewn on.
The overall embroidery process, including digitizing and the stitch-out test, is on Computer Embroidery in Hong Kong, the order flow and logo digitizing.
Typical uniform combinations
Different industries need different pieces. Combinations can follow the season and the role, for example:
- Property management: a polo or shirt with a jacket and cap, and an estate or company logo on the chest.
- Offices and SMEs: a polo with the company mark, and names where needed.
- Associations and PTAs: member or volunteer uniforms that simply need consistent identification.
- Event staff: short events may use digital print; if the same people will also wear the garments every day, embroidery is often the better fit.
Custom polos and tees are covered on the polo and T-shirt page; colours and sizes on the colour cards and size charts. To preview a T-shirt, use the design studio.
For the Gildan 76000 colour card used in the design studio, see Gildan 76000.
How to start a uniform-embroidery order
- Tell us the industry, headcount, pieces (for example polo plus jacket) and embroidery positions.
- Provide the logo; if names are required, prepare a checked name list.
- We digitize, run a stitch-out test, and produce after approval.
Please say whether Ngaimei should also supply the garments, or whether you already have the clothing and only need embroidery. We will reply according to the actual garments and quantity.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the Uniform Tailoring page?
The uniform page is more about styles, fabrics and choosing a set of garments. This page is about stitching identification onto those uniforms. Both services are offered by Ngaimei in Kwai Chung and can be handled on one order.
If a new colleague joins later, can we add the same style?
Please keep the approved style, colour and digitize records so we can match the original order. We will explain how a repeat order is handled when you enquire.
Can you embroider a logo only, without supplying the garments?
Please tell us the type of garment and the quantity first, and we will reply whether we can take the job.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021Back to Uniform Tailoring or the English home page.
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Embroidered Badges for Uniforms | Hong Kong
Written by Super User
Ngaimei makes embroidered badges (繡花章 / 繡花徽章) in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, for organisations that want a logo sewn onto a uniform, a jacket or another agreed position. These are badges stitched in thread on fabric. They are not metal lapel pins, enamel badges or magnetic pins. If a search for “badges” has shown you metal pins, but what you need is a fabric badge that can be sewn onto clothing, please tell us that clearly.
Property-management firms, school PTAs, associations and SMEs often use an embroidered badge so the same logo can be sewn onto more than one garment, which is useful when a single jacket is replaced. The workshop is near Kwai Hing Station Exit A. Enquire on WhatsApp +852 9457 6303 or call +852 2410 8189.
Where an embroidered badge is typically used
- On the chest or sleeve of a staff uniform, as company or department identification
- On windbreakers and jackets, so the team is easy to recognise on duty or at an event
- On association, volunteer or member clothing
- Together with name embroidery or garment embroidery — see Computer Embroidery in Hong Kong (English child URLs under
/en/embroidery/item/are not linked until those paths are repaired)
If the identification should be stitched directly into the garment and does not need to be a separate badge, we can also embroider uniforms or polos in the same workshop: Uniform Tailoring and Embroidery and Custom Polo and T-shirt.
For stitching identification onto staff uniforms, see also Company Uniform Embroidery.
How this differs from a metal pin badge
Searches in Hong Kong for generic “badge making” often return metal or acrylic pin badges. This service is specifically an embroidered fabric badge: the logo or lettering is stitched, then sewn onto cloth. The feel is closer to the garment itself, which suits everyday workwear.
We do not describe or quote for metal pin badges here (please go to a specialist if that is what you need). If you want a stitched fabric badge, send a size idea and the logo.
How to order
- Provide the logo or lettering. We follow the order flow: digitizing, colour separation and a stitch-out test.
- Tell us the approximate quantity, size and the type of garment it will go on.
- Production starts after the stitch-out is approved.
Minimum quantities, fees and lead times will be given when you enquire. Finished work is in the product gallery.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a badge and embroidering directly on the garment?
Direct embroidery is permanent to that one garment. A separate embroidered badge can be sewn onto more than one piece, which is more flexible when you replace a single jacket. Which is better depends on whether the same mark needs to be repeated across different garments.
Location and contact
Ngaimei Computer Embroidery
Address: Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
Tel: +852 2410 8189
WhatsApp: +852 9457 6303
Fax: +852-3020-6021Back to Computer Embroidery or the English home page.
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Room C, 4/F, Shui Sum Industrial Building, 8-10 Kwai Sau Road, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong (near Kwai Hing Station Exit A)
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