Print shop +1Tokyo, Japan
シルシ クラフトワークス
シルシ クラフトワークス embroiders clothing and fabric in its Tokyo workshop, supplies blank garments and accepts customer-supplied items.
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What they make
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Minimums and pricing
- Standard embroidery requires 24 pieces with the same design and size.[1, 4]
Garment colours and styles can mix with identical embroidery. Smaller repeat orders may be possible once the logo is digitised. Quotes include selected garments and reflect stitch count and volume. One-time digitising costs extra unless the buyer supplies a usable DST; embroidery run charges still apply.
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Samples and lead times
- Standard embroidery takes 15–25 business days after proof approval.[1, 4]
Season, order size, blank delivery, proof changes and communication affect timing. The broader company estimate averages two weeks; rush work is conditional rather than guaranteed.
- Embroidery proofs are sewn onto twill for approval.[4]
A confirmed quote and 50% deposit precede the proof. Thread and quality changes are free. Shipping a sew-out, buyer access to a physical sample and a garment sample programme remain unspecified.
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Artwork and print areas
- Embroidery artwork is digitised, while screen printing requires vector art.[1, 4]
Embroidery accepts JPEG, AI, EPS, PNG, PSD, TIFF and portable document format; a DST is recreated so high resolution is not essential. Buyer DST files are accepted. Vector conversion for screen printing costs extra, without other artwork edits. There is no in-house graphic designer.
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Branding and packaging
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Shipping and fulfillment
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Where they produce
- Production facilities in British Columbia and Ontario are used.[1]
The current business city, headquarters and facility ownership are unspecified. The dated privacy-administrator address is not used as a current business base.
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Returns and misprints
- Initial orders require a 50% deposit and written production approval.[1, 4]
Blanks and proofs follow the deposit. Production starts after written mock-up or sew-out approval; the balance is due at completion. Repeat orders may pay at completion. Changes to garment breakdown after purchase can add fees and delays.
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About the company
- The company states it was established in 2014.[1]
Worth knowing
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Can buyers receive or view the twill sew-out, and what sample or delivery charges apply?
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- [1]About Us | stitchworks · checked 19 Oct 2026
- [2]Embroidery and Patches | stitchworks · checked 19 Oct 2026
- [3]Screen Printing | stitchworks · checked 19 Oct 2026
- [4]FAQ's | stitchworks · checked 19 Oct 2026
- [5]Custom apparel, printing and embroidery - Stitchworks.ca · checked 19 Oct 2026
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