Custom Embroidery NI
A crisp, typographic site for an embroidery business, built around the work itself and a quote request that actually gets sent.
- Client
- Custom Embroidery NI
- Type
- New website
- Built
- Website design, Build
- Launched
- 2026
The brief
Show the stitching, then take the enquiry.
The business ran on word of mouth and a phone number, with nowhere to send someone who wanted to see the quality before committing. Enquiries arrived with half the details missing, so every job started with the same three questions.
What we did
- 1
Lead with the work
A gallery built around the stitching itself, at a size you can judge it by.
- 2
Say what it costs
Clear pricing and a plain list of what the business does.
- 3
Ask better questions
A quote request that captures the garment and the logo up front.
- 4
Hand over the keys
New pieces go into the gallery without us.
The result
What they can do now
- Send a prospect somewhere that shows the quality
- Answer what it costs before the phone rings
- Get enquiries with the details already attached
- Add new work to the gallery in minutes
Amanda stitches workwear, club kit and gifts across Northern Ireland, from logos and lettering to detailed pictorial work. The business ran on word of mouth and a phone number, with nowhere to send people who wanted to see the quality first.
We built a crisp, typographic site that leads with the work, sets out what she does and what it costs, and turns an enquiry into a quote request with the garment and the logo already attached. She adds new pieces to the gallery herself.
Tell us what
you need.
A website, an app, or something in between. No jargon, no pressure.