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Generally, embroidery is more expensive than silk screening, but it will last longer than a screened image. The cost of embroidery is based on the number of stitches used; larger images mean more stitches, and more stitches raise the cost. However, a number of colors can be used at no additional charge, and this is usually a one-time cost that covers the custom setup of the embroidery machine. This one-time charge is for digitizing the image so that the embroidery machine’s computer can read the file. Keep in mind that using more stitches will increase the detail of the image, so it may be worth the extra money! Plus, the digital image will be saved for later use; most of the time you'll only have to pay one set up charge.
Embroidery is considered to be the most beautiful of all imprint methods. Do you have a prestigious reputation to uphold? Historically, embroidered items have been perceived as classier than other imprint methods like screen printing. Although both screen printing and embroidery produce beautiful color imprinting, embroidery has precise and near perfect quality.