We manufacture personalized pet gear — jackets, bandanas, tees, harnesses, leashes and beds — embroidered with a pet's name or your brand's logo. Small runs welcome, real samples before bulk, and no trading company in between.
Most suppliers want 500 pieces before they take you seriously. We'd rather prove the stitching on 50.
Embroidery, cutting and assembly happen under one roof. No outsourcing, no surprise quality dips between batches.
Test a design without committing to a container. Minimums scale with the item, so a first order can stay small.
You approve a digital proof — or a physical sample — before anything goes into production.
Packed for retail or drop-ship, with the labels and documents your market needs.
The same stitching line serves a two-person brand and a distributor with a carton order. Only the packing changes.
Private-label production under your own logo, from first sample to repeat runs.
Small runs of stock designs with retail-ready packing and barcode labels.
Monthly batches, consistent quality, individual packing per subscriber.
Tiered pricing on core lines, with carton specs and export documents.
Every item can carry a pet name, a monogram, or your brand mark. Pick a line and tell us what to change.
Everything below can carry a pet name, a monogram, or your brand logo. Material and color are yours to choose.
Waterproof quilted shell, fleece lining, and the harness stitched into the garment — one piece instead of two. Six sizes.
Cotton or blend with a rolled hem. The corner is where the stitching goes — a pet name, a monogram, a small motif or your brand mark. Reversible two-tone options available.
Raglan tee with an all-over dog print — the same print runs across pet and owner sizes, so the pair matches. Pet sizes S–XL.
Two-tone webbing, neoprene padding, metal hardware — adjustable at chest and neck, front and back clip.
Padded mats with an embroidered name plate, sized for crate, car or floor.
Braided rope or flat webbing, with the pet name stitched straight into the handle.
ABS casing in three shell shapes, 3 m or 5 m tape running off the same body, 30 kg tested.
Six sizes, three stock colours, fleece bonded to the lining. The harness is sewn in before the zip goes on, so the D-ring sits square on every piece.
See the product lines →You'll know the exact price and the exact look before a single stitch is sewn.
A reference photo, a sketch, or just a sentence. Tell us the item, the quantity and the market.
We come back with a price per piece and a digital proof showing placement, size and thread color.
Approve a physical sample when the design is new. Revise until the stitching is right.
Bulk run, in-line quality check, then packing to your spec and export paperwork.
PawStitch is a production workshop, not a trading desk. The person answering your inquiry can walk to the embroidery machine and check the answer.
That's the whole point of buying factory-direct: fewer hands on the price, and a direct line when something needs to change mid-order.
Buyers want to see the product in a home, not on a cutting table. This is what the stitching looks like after a season of real use.
The D-ring is welded to the shell, so the leash clips to the jacket and nothing gets layered underneath.
Reverse it for a second colourway. Two snaps at the neck — no knot to work loose halfway round the block.
Tape length does not change the casing, so both lengths leave the factory in the same carton.
The same few questions come up in almost every first inquiry. Here are the answers, without the sales pitch.
A printed name starts cracking after the first hot wash. Embroidery thread is the same fibre as the webbing — it survives the machine, the beach and the dog park.
Phone screens lie about color. Send a Pantone number, or the physical sample you're matching, and we pull the nearest cone off the shelf.
Placement, size and thread color on your own artwork — not a rendered mockup. You sign off the exact file the machine will run.
Tell us the product, the quantity and the market you sell into. You'll get a per-piece quote and a stitching proof; physical samples on request, before anything goes into production.
