Whilst trolling
through the internet I came across this site under Identity.
There is an
embroidery company called Identity, which embroiders logos on materials and
anything else the customer wants.
“With
over 20 years experience, our skilled embroiderers have the know-how and
attention to detail to transform even the most complex ideas into, bright and
effective designs. We have invested in state of the art embroidery machinery
that ensures high rates of stitch density to produce clear and recognisable
representations of company names and logos. These machines also allow us to handle
large format embroidery as well as the smallest detail, making sure we can
accommodate a range of requirements…Identity
continues to grow. To meet the increasing demands Identity has expanded
several times over the past 20 years converting rooms into workshop areas
specific to their roles. We are committed to operate under our original ethos, “small enough to care, big enough to cope” approach,
which ensures that quality is still at the forefront of our business.”
They do not appear to have a logo of their
own, save the name Identity.
The business was started by Pam Cockshott, and her
daughter, Michelle in North Yorkshire. According to their website, they
seem to handle an awful lot of business, yet I discovered on google map that theirs is a modest house in
Muston. Filey, North Yorkshire, a couple of miles from the North Sea coast
line. Filey appears to have quite a nice little beach.
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| The staff (I presume) |
They look great and I have no doubt that they are expert at
embroidery and can handle the 2.25 million stiches in one day they claim, but
it is interesting to note what is actually behind Identity. Identity is a small
word but an immense subject. Indeed, small enough to care, big enough to cope. I do hope they continue to prosper.
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