Embroidered perimeter
White stitching traces the full character silhouette and supplies a visible edge for placement.
Dense clear-crystal letters finish with a broad white embroidered rim designed to remain visible after sewing.

The photographed A–N selection places close rows of clear crystals inside substantial white letter bodies. A raised embroidered edge surrounds each shape, creating a practical seam allowance and a softer border than the black-backed alphabet references.
Reference measurements come from the catalog record. Confirm current specifications, minimum quantity, and quote before production.
Share the final name layout and receiving fabric so the white border, crystal field, and sewing position can be judged together.
White stitching traces the full character silhouette and supplies a visible edge for placement.
Closely spaced round crystals occupy most of the inner letter face for a uniform bright finish.
Each uppercase character is cut separately so names and initials can be arranged before attachment.
Rounded corners and the padded-looking white border distinguish this alphabet from hard geometric grids.
Character counts, target height, intended layout, and fabric type are the essential inputs for this quoted letter program.
Provide a placement drawing with every character in its intended sequence.
Evaluate the border proportion and overall letter height against the receiving panel.
Review perimeter continuity and crystal spacing on the sampled character.
Approve grouping by name or alphabet count before the quoted run is packed.
Position a full surname before sewing each white-edged character onto the back panel.
Use compact monograms where the stitched border can echo white piping or trim.
Arrange individual crystal letters across canvas or textile accessories after checking scale and spacing.
It shows individual uppercase crystal letters with exposed white textile and a defined embroidered perimeter; the displayed crop covers A through N.
The reference consists of separate characters, so the inquiry should explain whether packing is needed by letter or by completed name.
Confirm the finished layout, spacing, orientation, character height, and compatibility of the receiving fabric during sample review.
Send your artwork, quantity, destination, and specifications for a tailored quote.