Customisation
Let's make this personal...
Be it embroidery in your favourite colour or a fun selection of colourful patches, add your own personal touch for the ultimate gift or personal favourite.
EMBROIDERY
Step 1:
Choose your piece and select the colour of your thread. Options include yellow, pink, white, green, blue, black, brown, baby pink, red and navy.
If you had a specific colour in mind, please email hello@isabelworld.com.au and we will try our very best to accomodate.
Step 2:
Select where you would like the placement of your embroidery to be. Options include top centre, bottom left, bottom right, top right and top centre.
Embroidery is positioned straight on and an appropriate border is left around.
If you had another placement in mind, please email hello@isabelworld.com.au and we will try our very best to accomodate.
Step 3:
Let us know how many letters you would like. Our complimentary embroidery service lets you personalise up to 4 letters. If you require 4-8 letters, simply select this option and an extra $10 charge will be omitted.
Step 4:
Use our embroidery box to let us know which letters you would like.
If you want to add an ampersand (&), please leave a note when you check out and we will add it in. E.g. M&B
Please Note: If you are ordering more than one embroidered item, you will need to complete the above process for each varying customisation.
Isabel World Events & Gatherings:
What better way to personalise your fancy dinner party or special day than with custom embroidered items for guests.
A beautiful take home gift for guests or simple elevation to the style.
Order 12 or more embroidered items for your event and receive 15% off.
Please email hello@isabelworld.com.au to organise and allow for extra production time.
Let's talk tradition...
Traditionally, a personal monogram would consist of two to three initials (first, middle and last names). If you don’t have a middle name (like Isabel and her daughters), you can use a dual initial monogram (first and last name) or just use your last initial only.
Historically, a man’s initials would remain the same once married, while women would lose their maiden name or swap it to the middle slot and take their husband’s last name in place of their own. But today, sometimes couples use both last names, with a hyphen in-between.
When the bride takes the groom's last name, the woman's first name initial comes first, followed by the shared last name initial, and finally the man's first initial. Laura Mamone Oliva and Tony William Oliva would use LOT as their joint monogram.
If the bride and groom decide to share a hyphenated last name, a hyphen is also used in the monogram. Laura Rose Mamone and Tony William Oliva would be the Mamone-Oliva family and use L M-O T as their joint monogram. On the occasion the bride keeps her given name, the couple's monogram would be dual initials only; for example, Laura Rose Mamone and Tony William Oliva would use M O as their joint monogram.
Since we're talking tradition, you should only use a joint or married monogram once official - Viva gli Sposi!
PATCHES
The most fun and creative way to make your accessories yours.
Step 1:
Choose your piece from our cute range of pouches.
Step 2:
Take a look at our great selection of patches and select which letter style you would like using the numbered selection box.
Step 3:
Use our customisation box to let us know what you would like us to spell (up to 4 letters).
Our expert patchers will customise this in this most suitable position across the centre of the pouch, leaving a small border around.
If you want to mix and match letters, please leave a note in the checkout page and we will create this for you.