Why Start An Embroidery Business | Q&A with CEO Henry Ma Part 1/3

Dive into the world of embroidery in this episode of Apparel Academy as Henry Ma sits down with one of Ricoma’s content creators to discuss the current state of the embroidery industry and where it’s headed. This episode is the first in a three-part, fire-side chat series with Ricoma’s CEO. In this first installment, Henry and Tony discuss the technological advancements, cultural shifts and the current trends in the U.S. market that make right now a perfect time to start an embroidery business.

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In this special edition of Apparel Academy, Henry is sharing his knowledge and years of experience by telling us about the individuals who get started in embroidery, why the industry is so profitable, and how the embroidery business has evolved in 2020.

You’ll learn all the factors that make embroidery so popular in the current market. Due to a lower barrier of entry from lower prices on equipment to more financing options available, it’s never been easier to start an embroidery business. As the demand grows for embroidery at a local level, Henry explains how embroiderers are succeeding by specializing in a niche and focusing on gaining local clients such as businesses, restaurants and schools.

Due in part to all the significant changes that took place on our economy in 2020, Henry has witnessed a surge in new embroiderers along with a newfound interest for many people to start their own business and work from home. He explains how and why embroidery has maintained a heavy demand throughout the pandemic and how modern technology has helped this industry grow.

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