B-Sew Inn Commercial Division

• Why B-Sew Inn
• Create an Account
• Pricing Information
• Commercial Embroidery Solutions
• Contact Our Commercial Division
• About Jon Dollar

 

Why B-Sew Inn

 

B·Sew Inn is one of the Nation’s leaders in the sewing and embroidery industry. With over 30 years of experience in delivering excellence to customers throughout the tri-state area, B·Sew Inn is committed to partnering with you in launching your new embroidery business or expanding your existing business offerings. As a small business, we understand your challenges and needs better than anyone else. Our goal is “collective success”...thus our commitment is to help you be as successful in your business adventures as we’ve been in ours! It’s your business, but we’re here for you!

 

Create an Account

 Click here to complete a brief online form to open your business account with B-Sew Inn.

 

Pricing Information

Once your commercial account has been approved, you can purchase commercial embroidery supplies directly from B-Sew Inn. We'd be happy to take your order over the phone or you can visit our showroom and shop in person!

Click here to view our Commercial Price List.

 

Commercial Embroidery Solutions

Looking to add an embroidery machine to your space? We offer several solutions for your commercial embroidery. 
What to expand your business with an industrial sewing machine? Stop by our showroom and test sew your fabric on one of our industrial sewing machines!

Click here to view a brochure of our most popular machine options.

  

Contact Our Commercial Division

Jon Dollar is our Commercial Division Manager and can be contacted directly via email or phone:
jon.dollar@bsewinn.com
918-687-5762 ext. 616

Visit our Commercial Showroom:
5235 S. Sheridan Road, The Farm
Tulsa, OK 74145
 

About Jon Dollar

Jon Dollar joined B-Sew Inn after owning and operating a very successful commercial embroidery company in Louisiana. “Dollar Embroidery” worked with small and large clients alike, delivering excellence in the orders he produced – hats, visors, shirts, jackets and even the “chic” on the back of Jordache jeans many years ago!