Embroidery's universal appeal makes it a popular enhancement for just about anyone. The possibilities for selling your products are endless. Potential customers are all around you. Consider the opportunities that exist.

• Service businesses such as hair salons, restaurants, auto service stations and real estate offices are potential customers for monogrammed or personalized clothing and other items featuring embroidery.
• Print shops or personalization/embroidery services may offer opportunities for contract work.
• Members of clubs and civic organizations snap up embroidered clothing, such as shirts or jackets, and wear it to advertise their membership.
• Bicycle clubs and outdoor organizations offer their members embroidered patches or appliqué on hats, shirts or jackets to commemorate major group rides and other events.
• Churches, synagogues and other houses of worship. Weddings, Bar-Mitzvahs, christenings, confirmations and other special celebrations present the perfect opportunity for embroidered gifts, such as monogrammed towels and napkins or personalized baby blankets and bibs.
• Special events in your area such as fairs, concerts and festivals. Embroidered shirts and caps make popular souvenirs. Consider setting up a booth at these events!
• Elementary, middle and high schools, colleges and the clubs and organizations associated with them. All are potential markets for logo caps, embroidered shirts, athletic bags, team uniforms, backpacks, sweatshirts, etc.