When Leather Meets Embroidery, It's Beautiful!

Generally speaking, most manufacturers apply embroidery to knitting, cotton, silk, and other thinner fabrics, but seldom try to apply it to thicker fabrics such as leather. But with the emergence of computer embroidery and the development of technology, more people try to embroider leather. Leather is a very special kind of fabric with a stiff texture, fine lines, and gorgeous gloss. When leather meets embroidery, it always wipes out charming sparks and looks delicate and good!

Embroidery and leather, not just bags, handrings, pendants... The charm of embroidery is that it can demonstrate a wealth of diversity and collide with any material to create a creative spark.

Because of the hard leather, leather embroidery has different technical requirements for computer embroidery machines than ordinary flat embroidery. It has different standards for machine parts, preset data, and material matching as well as for flat embroidery.