The right answer depends on the garment, artwork and how the clothing will be used. This guide is a starting point; for an order-specific recommendation, send us your requirements.
Start with the working day
A café, building site, office, landscaping team and delivery crew need very different clothing. Choose the garment around movement, temperature, washing frequency, visibility and how formal the team needs to look.
Build a small core wardrobe
For many businesses, consistency improves when you standardise a small set of garments: for example a polo or T-shirt, a mid-layer such as a sweatshirt or fleece, and an outer layer. Add hi-vis or role-specific pieces only where required.
Think about sizing before branding
Branding a large order before you are confident about sizes can be expensive. For bigger teams, check size charts carefully and consider samples for key garments so staff are more likely to receive something they will actually wear.
Match the branding method to the garment
Embroidery is often the premium choice for polos, fleeces and jackets. Print is often more suitable for T-shirts, large graphics and back designs. The most professional uniform ranges use the method that fits each garment.
Plan for reorders
If your team changes regularly, choose repeatable garments and keep logo positions consistent. A predictable reorder route is more valuable than chasing a one-off bargain on an item that disappears next season.
Need help with your own order?
Send your logo, rough quantities, deadline and the type of clothing you need. We can help you choose a practical route, or you can browse the online catalogue if you already know what you want.
