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Heart and Hook Apparel

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Custom embroidered shirts with your logo, stitched on our own machines — polos, button-ups, and work shirts that hold up for years. Low minimums, and a free mockup.

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Our clients

Teams that wear our work

From roofers and contractors to credit unions and churches — these teams show up in gear we made.

  • Scottsdale Bible Church
  • EcoDry
  • Chasse
  • Phoenix Police Arizona
  • State 48 Roofing
  • Rockpoint Church
  • Relentless Beats
  • Redeemer Bible Church
  • Vantage West Credit Union
Embroidered shirts

Embroidered shirts that outlast the job

Embroidery is what we reach for on anything with a collar. A stitched logo doesn't crack, peel, or fade the way a print eventually will — it just keeps looking sharp, wash after wash. We digitize your logo once, lock your thread colors, and keep them on file, so the shirt a new hire gets next year matches the one their manager got this year. Through a store, no minimum — a single polo or five hundred.

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Close-up of a logo being embroidered onto a cap on a commercial machine
What we make

Every shirt we embroider

Pick the shirt that fits the job — we'll tell you honestly whether embroidery is even the right call for it.

Embroidered polos

The workhorse. Performance poly for hot Arizona days, cotton blends for a softer feel. A left-chest logo is the classic, and it looks sharp for years.

Embroidered button-ups

Durable twill or poplin that holds a crease and takes a name patch. Logo on one side, employee name opposite — the standard for trades and service crews.

Embroidered work shirts

Built for job sites. Heavier fabrics, reinforced stitching, and a logo that survives everything you put it through. See our full custom work shirts page.

Embroidered outerwear

Quarter-zips, jackets, and softshells. These end up being the most-worn, most-appreciated piece in almost every order we ship.

Who we specialize in

Built for teams that reorder

Businesses and churches are who we know best — the groups with real deadlines, brand standards, and reorders an on-demand store is built for.

For Businesses

An always-open store for your team

We build you a private online store for company apparel — uniforms, swag, and everyday wear your team orders on demand. Embroidered in house, with your logo and colors on file so every reorder matches.

  • On-demand uniforms & everyday wear
  • Trade-show, conference & onboarding kits
  • Embroidered in house, reorders on file
For Churches

Merch stores for every ministry

The same on-demand store works for churches — volunteers, students, and campuses order their own gear without re-collecting sizes each season. Plus event tees, retreat gear, and mission-trip shirts.

  • Volunteer & serve-team stores
  • Student & youth merch
  • Retreat & mission-trip gear
How it works

From logo to loading dock in four steps

No account managers, no runaround. Here's how an order runs.

01

Send your logo

Vector art is ideal, but a rough logo is fine — we'll clean it up and tell you what we need.

02

Approve a mockup

We return a free digital mockup and a clear quote.

03

We make them

Embroidered or printed on our own machines — no outsourcing, no surprises on quality.

04

Pick up or ship

Folded, counted, and sorted by size on the date we promised. Local pickup or shipped to your door.

Why Heart & Hook

The easy part is the logo. We sweat the rest.

Anyone can slap a logo on a shirt. We obsess over the things that actually decide whether you order again.

In-house everything

Printing, embroidery, and DTF all happen under one roof, so we own the quality and the timeline.

Real humans on art

A designer touches every order. We fix blurry logos and flag problems before they hit a shirt.

Honest minimums

None at all through a store. For one-time orders: 48 pieces on screen printing, 24 on embroidery, 12 on DTF — we'll steer you to whatever's actually cheaper.

Reorders that match

We keep your logo digitized and your thread colors on file, so next year's order looks exactly like this year's.

Reviews

What customers say

4.943 Google reviewsRead all →
Brittany Hedges
4 weeks ago
H&H is fantastic! Drew has been great to work with on all of my orders for work as well as super responsive with communication. Shirt quality is also top tier!!
Michael Redman
Jun 5, 2025
If you're looking for a top notch apparel print shop with high quality customer service, products and turnaround time. Look no further! We love heart and hook! STAY FRESH
Desert Toy Shop
Jun 20, 2025
From start to finish I couldn't be happier with our experience. Kyle responded to my initial email within the hour and…
Questions

Embroidered Shirts FAQs

The questions we get asked most — answered straight.

How much do embroidered shirts cost?
It depends on the garment, the stitch count of your logo, and how many you order. A left-chest logo on a standard polo is inexpensive; a big, dense, multi-color design costs more because it's more stitches and more time on the machine. We quote every line up front — no surprise setup or digitizing fees.
Is there a minimum order for embroidered shirts?
Through a company store, there's no minimum — order a single polo whenever you need one. For a one-time order, embroidery has a 24-piece minimum, still well below screen printing's 48.
What file do you need for logo embroidery?
Vector art is ideal — AI, EPS, or SVG. But send whatever you've got and we'll tell you straight whether it'll work. We digitize the logo for the embroidery machine, which is the step that turns your artwork into stitches, and we keep that file so every reorder matches exactly.
Will embroidery work on any shirt?
Almost, but not always — and we'll tell you when it won't. Very thin or stretchy fabrics can pucker under dense stitching, and huge full-color designs are better printed than stitched. Collars, chests, sleeves, and outerwear are where embroidery shines.
How long does embroidery take?
It depends on the size of the order and the garments involved. We'll give you a firm date when you place your order and keep you posted along the way. If a garment is backordered anywhere in the country, you'll hear it from us before you commit, not after.
Embroidered or printed — which is better?
Embroider anything with a collar that gets worn daily; it looks premium and lasts for years. Print tees, big designs, and full-color art, where heavy stitching would be too much. Most teams end up with both, and we'll steer you to whichever is actually cheaper for your job.
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From the shop

Guides, tips, and shop talk

Straight answers to the questions we get asked most.

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Need embroidered shirts?

Send us your logo and a rough headcount — we'll come back with a free mockup and a clear quote.