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East Coast Embroidery — Reordering Without Starting Over

Reordering Without Starting Over

The single most important thing to understand about reordering with us: once your logo is digitized, it stays on file indefinitely, so every future order — big or small — skips the setup fee.

Short answer: your first order establishes your logo on file; every reorder after that — whether it's replacing one damaged jacket or restocking your whole team — is a quick process with no re-approval and no repeated digitizing fee, and no minimum-order penalty for a small replacement run.

How Reordering Actually Works

  1. 1. Your first order establishes the design on file. New logos have a one-time digitizing fee; after that, the file is kept indefinitely.
  2. 2. Send us what you need. Garment, size, and quantity — no new artwork or approval needed.
  3. 3. We confirm quantity and turnaround. Small reorders typically move faster than a full initial order since there's no digitizing step to repeat. Embroidery orders ship in about 2 weeks for returning customers and up to 3 weeks for new customers, since we test stitch every new logo.
  4. 4. No minimum-order penalty for small replacement runs. Replacing one or two damaged or lost pieces doesn't trigger the same minimum as a fresh design.

The Three Most Common Reorder Triggers

Multi-Year Consistency

Because your logo, colors, and any patch artwork stay on file indefinitely, an order placed in year five looks exactly consistent with your original order — no color drift, no re-approving artwork, no starting from scratch. This matters most for organizations that plan procurement on a multi-year budget cycle, like police, fire departments, and municipal departments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to meet the minimum order for a small replacement order?
No — there's no minimum-order penalty for replacing one or two damaged or lost pieces once your first order has established the design on file.
Will a reorder placed years later match my original order exactly?
Yes — your logo and colors stay on file indefinitely, so an order placed years apart looks exactly consistent with your first order.
How much faster is a reorder than a first order?
Reorders typically move faster than a full initial order because there's no digitizing step to repeat, send us garment, size, and quantity and we'll confirm turnaround.

Need to reorder?

Send us the garment, size, and quantity you need.

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