Custom Embroidery and Satin Stitch on Linen and Towels

Why embroider your linen

A stitched logo or monogram is a lasting, tactile way to brand linen, and a printed mark cannot match it for permanence. For a guesthouse, lodge, hotel or spa it signals attention to detail the moment a guest touches a pillowcase or towel. It also helps with stock control, because branded linen is easy to tell from anyone else's in a shared laundry. For a home, a monogram makes a gift or a favourite set your own.

What we can embroider

• Pillowcases: satin stitch detailing, single row or double row.
• Towels and bathrobes: your logo or a monogram.
• Napkins and some table linen, by arrangement.
• Anything else: tell us what you have in mind and we will confirm.

How long it takes

• Made-to-order items: 7 to 14 business days before dispatch.
• Single row satin stitch: about one week more.
• Double row satin stitch: about two weeks more.
• Larger or more detailed work may take longer; we confirm the timing with you.
• Courier time is added after dispatch.

Preparing your artwork

• Send a vector file if you have one (PDF, AI or SVG): it gives the cleanest result.
• Only an image? Send the best version you have and we will advise.
• Keep the design simple: a smaller, well placed mark looks more refined on percale.
• Choose thread colours that suit the room: neutral tones on white or cream look understated.
• Check your wording and spelling carefully before you approve.

Approval, and why it is final

Production starts only after you have approved the artwork and wording. Embroidered and personalised items cannot be undone, so they cannot be cancelled, returned or refunded once production has started, unless there is a verified fault or a Linen and Co error. Please read our returns and refunds policy, and take the time to check what you are approving.

Quotations and ordering

Tell us the items, quantities, wording or logo and when you need it, and we will give you a written quotation. Trade accounts can request quotations from the basket, and a quotation holds its prices for seven days. Payment is in full before production begins.