People have always been in need for decorating their clothing. History of embroidery goes back in the past and is part of the heritage of world cultures: the Assyrian, Egyptian, Greek, Roman… It is thought that the most beautiful examples of embroidery are made ​​in Egypt (Coptic art connections), and was later transferred to the art of Byzantium. In the Middle Ages, embroidery was an art for professional embroiderers in the palaces and in the church.

In medieval Serbia was also groomed church embroidery and embroidery on the palaces. Embroidery has become an integral part of education reputable women’s world of the Middle Ages, and among other things, embroidery was an indicator of social status and financial situation.

Industrialization affects all spheres of life including the art of embroidery. At the end of the 20th century with the advent of modern computers digitized embroidery machines appears.

Embroidery machines are now fully computerized and can automatically perform various kinds of embroidery. Motifs are created and prepared on a computer, a data image is transferred on the embroidery machine. Machine automatically keeps the needle through the fabric to a given motif in memory.

As a combination of traditional skills and computer programming, digital embroidery is the most respected way of decorating clothes, and because of the wide-ranging capabilities in printing logos, slogans, emblems, etc.., Digital embroidery became interesting for the promotional industry.

So today computerized embroidery on fabric is one of the most attractive techniques of branding.

Here you can see the process of making inscriptions on kacketa technology digital embroidery.