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Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle and thread. It involves stitching patterns, designs, and pictures onto the fabric, often adding texture and dimension to the surface.

Heat transfers is a printing method where designs, graphics, or images are transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. This process typically involves printing the desired design onto a special transfer paper or vinyl sheet, which is then applied to the shirt using a heat press machine.

Screen printing, also known as silk screening, is a process that involves creating a stencil of the desired design, which is then placed on top of the fabric. Ink is then applied over the stencil and forced through the screen onto the fabric using a squeegee.

Chenille patch printing is a unique method used to create textured, three-dimensional patches commonly seen on clothing items such as varsity jackets, hoodies, and caps. This process involves combining layers of fabric and stitching to produce a plush, raised design.