6,000+ Happy Customers (and counting)
Every stitch tells a story. From first Father’s Day gifts to wedding keepsakes and memory cushions, see how others turned their favourite memories into gifts that will be treasured forever...
looking for inspiration?
It’s not always easy to decide what to embroider on your custom pieces, so we’ve made it simple. Explore our most-loved embroidery styles, from Roman numerals to photo outlines, to spark your creativity and show you what’s possible.
customer stories we LOVE...
Danny & Zoe Rae's wedding Keepsakes
Fresh from saying “I do,” Danny & Zoe Rae marked their newly-wed chapter with our bestselling hoodies, embroidered with their wedding date in Roman numerals...his in black, hers in grey.
Both with their new initials on the cuff. Zoe also added a photo outline tee, stitched with her favourite wedding photo from the alter.
Simple, sentimental, and wearable every day.
Michelle’s Memorial hoodie
After recently losing her husband Mick, Michelle ordered one of our photo outline hoodie's to keep him near.
She sent us her favourite photo of them together, and chose logo embroidery so the outline was close to her heart.
She customised it further with their initials, “M&M,” on the cuff, and “always and forever” down the sleeve. A simple hoodie, stitched with love, so she can keep a piece of him close.
let our customers speak for themselves...
Nothing says it better than the people who’ve been there. Real reviews from customers who turned their most sentimental memories into something they can treasure forever.
how to turn your memory into a keepsake
choose your product
Select the item you would like embroidered from our shop and the size and colour you would like.
personalise it
Tell us what customisations you would like, upload your photo and choose the thread colour.
get it to your door
Select standard or express delivery at check out and we will get started on your order ASAP.
scroll to see what's possible 👉🏼
From photo outlines to roman numerals, explore the unique ways our customers made each piece their own.
