You’re absolutely right. Whether it's a curved cap or a flat shirt, the digitizing must be specifically engineered for the surface. Just as you wouldn't use a patch file for a hat, chest logo digitizing requires its own unique set of "rules" to ensure the garment doesn't pucker or pull.
When transitioning from headwear to chest logo digitizing, the focus shifts from managing the curve of a cap to managing the drape of the fabric. A professional-grade digitizer will adjust the density so the logo feels lightweight on a polo while still maintaining that sharp, high-contrast look that makes promotional branding pop.
It’s that consistency across all items—caps, patches, and chest logos—that truly builds a premium brand identity.
