Getting your name stitched gloves

[Hoodie 0]

Did a search on this...couldn't find anything.

Where do you go to get your name stitched on the cuff of your gloves?

[number21 3]

It's been talked about many times before, but I can seems to get a good hit on the search either.

Basically, from what I understand reading here. It would be cost prohibitive to do this. They would have to more or less take apart the cuff to do it. And probably most places wouldn't want to because it would be such a pain. You can try contacting glove repair places though. You never know.

Beyond that, you'd have to get an iron on embroidered tag or transfer. Or use a sharpie.

[Hoodie 0]

ok I'm clearly a below average searcher... want to direct me? :)

and to clarify...I have some custom easton pro stock gloves that I didn't get my name on, and Now I want to get it put on. Like a local embroiderer maybe?

[odieg14 0]

i think mf2 hockey will do that if you ship them to them

[Thepandamancan 0]

A local embroidery place should be able to do it...I assume it'd be better to give them new, unused gloves that don't smell haha. My local embroider-me said they could.

[s_franchise 5]

what about peaches? i know he does repalming and custom repairs?

[Shayno 1]

So its impossible to have someone emroider your name and number on cuffs without taking gloves apart? TY

[stuie7 6]

I spoke to the following two places about a year ago, and they were able to do this:

http://www.fixitbymail.com/

http://www.rocketrodshockey.com/

I never went through with it, but it was going to cost $25-35 plus shipping.

[dsjunior1388 81]

I cut these off my RBK's, and I'm wondering if you guys think I could get a number stitched on there and then put back on the gloves?

[Leafsrule16 5]

I cut these off my RBK's, and I'm wondering if you guys think I could get a number stitched on there and then put back on the gloves?

Yes, it's easy. Go to any place that does embroidery, it'll be a cheap and easy job. Getting them put back on will be the trickiest part but it should still be doable.

[whootah 0]

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[whootah 0]

They embroider cuffs here. http://www.facebook.com/jakescustomproshop

[Brian Harte 1]

^^^^

Been to Jake's a few times now and I would suggest him to anybody in the area.

[Shayno 1]

Sent jake a message to see if he does this, if so how much?

[bostonjuniorblackhawks 1]

Sent jake a message to see if he does this, if so how much?

Did you see the fb page?

[Shayno 1]

MF2 reply....that was quick!!

Hello Shayno,

Thks for your inquiry.

Yes it is possible we would put both the family name and # next to each other on the upper flap.

It would cost 25.00 per pair as we are obliged to un do the top part of the gloves.

If you require any additional info plz do not hesitate to contact me, serving you will be a pleasure.

Thks,

Bob

Robert Hurtubise

National Sales Manager - Directeur Général des Ventes

MF2 Hockey

514-809-8825

www.mf2hockey.com

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I am wodering if there are different fonts?

[jww83 0]

Rather than start a whole new thread - does anyone know if it is possible to remove embroidery from gloves without too much hassle? I have some pro-stock gloves I'd like to remove the embroided names from, but will this wreck the section of the glove where the stitching is? What's the best way to do this?

[RadioGaGa 162]

Rather than start a whole new thread - does anyone know if it is possible to remove embroidery from gloves without too much hassle? I have some pro-stock gloves I'd like to remove the embroided names from, but will this wreck the section of the glove where the stitching is? What's the best way to do this?

Go to a local craft store and get a stitch puller. Small little tool with a sharp hook at one end. Cut the thread...then pull it through/out. If you are careful while doing it "damage" to the glove should be minimal....you will likely still be able to see a pattern of holes after you are done...

[jrhky36 1]

if the name is on a flap remove it and the binding and just sew a piece of fabric over it.

this is how i did my name on a pair of pro stock warriors, and my eagles as well. took some fabric to an embroidery shop ($10) to have my name sewed on and then sewed it all back together.

some pics- http://s349.photobucket.com/albums/q376/jrhky36/customized%20gloves/