Embroidery v Screen Printing

The short answer is yes. The longer answer is not always. It depends on the number of garments (workwear/PPE/uniform) you are ordering, the number of colours in your design, the size of your design and your budget.

Embroidery is more durable and will fare better in industrial/heavy washing processes and therefore more suited to workwear and uniform clothing.

With embroidery your design can have 12 colours at no extra cost. The extra costs arise if your logo/design has a 'heavy stitch count' which means it takes a long time to embroider. Larger designs have more stitches and so do designs with solid backgrounds like club shields.
Tatami stitch is a fill stitch in embroidery, known for its flat, textured appearance and use in filling larger design areas. It's created using rows of running stitches, with offsets between rows to create a uniform, textured look and eliminate visible stitch lines. This stitch is commonly used as a base or background for embroidery designs, and is a good alternative to satin stitch for larger areas.

Screen printing can be as large as you want and it won’t affect the price. What does affect the cost is the number of colours in the design. This is because each colour requires is own screen to be made (so you have additional set-up costs) because each screen has a separate ink pushed through it and you pay for each additional colour printed.

For more information view some production videos which give a greater insight into the two different decoration methods.