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We print and embroider Workwear and Schoolwear. All embroidery is now available from £2.95 per application Embroidered garments are ideal for giving your workforce a strong identity and help to promote your brand. We provide everything from embroidered polo shirts to caps and bags. We have no minimum order size. You can order as many or as few items as you need. All of our embroidery is completed in house. You can have up to 12 colours in every design. We only use Madeira threads, unbeatable for holding colour, strength and durability.
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A V M Workwear & Embroidery Ltd, CM23 3DY, Bishops Stortford, United Kingdom
- 01279653816
- sales@avmworkwear.co.uk
- avmworkwear.co.uk
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