Embroidery and printing have long been rivals. Designers usually choose embroidery or printing based on market fluctuations. We can observe that during prosperous market periods, embroidery elements are widely used and the prices of clothing are relatively higher; during downturns, printing becomes the preferred choice for designers. The products are often more popular and the prices are relatively more economical. Embroidery has strong three-dimensionality, high quality, but lacks detail and has a relatively longer production time; while printing has a fast production speed, rich pattern details, but lacks three-dimensionality.