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Corporate uniforms and branded clothing for companies
Shirts, blouses, polos, knitwear, outer layers and staff merch for offices, retail floors, receptions and field teams, colour matched to your brand.
What companies need from staff clothing
Your team is your brand in person, at the desk, on the shop floor and at client sites.
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Exact brand colours
Fabrics and trims colour matched to your brand with lab dips.
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A smart, consistent look
The same fit, colour and logo across every person and location.
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Subtle branding
Tonal embroidery, embossing and woven labels that look professional.
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Simple rollouts
Packed by employee, department or location.
The company wardrobe
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01 / 06
Shirts and blouses
Oxford, poplin and stretch shirting.
- Fabric
- Oxford
- Branding
- Tonal embroidery
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02 / 06
Polo shirts
For retail, field and event teams.
- Fabric
- Pique
- Branding
- Embroidery
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03 / 06
Knitwear and quarter-zips
Smart layers in your colours.
- Fabric
- French terry
- Branding
- Embroidery
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04 / 06
Softshells and jackets
Outer layers for field and event staff.
- Fabric
- Softshell
- Branding
- Embroidery
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05 / 06
Staff hoodies and tees
Merch for launches, offsites and welcome packs.
- Fabric
- Brushed fleece
- Branding
- Screen print
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06 / 06
Event tees
Conference and campaign tees in volume.
- Fabric
- Single jersey
- Branding
- DTF transfer
Fabrics that work
- OxfordWeight to spec
Textured shirting with a smart, relaxed look.
- PoplinWeight to spec
Smooth and crisp for formal shirts.
- Pique180–240 gsm
The classic polo knit.
- Softshell280–340 gsm
A smart, warm outer layer.
Branding that lasts
Corporate branding is usually quiet: tonal embroidery, an embossed mark or a woven label. Event merch can be bolder.
- Flat embroideryClean stitched logos that outlast the garment.
- EmbossingA tonal logo pressed into the cloth, with no ink at all.
- Embroidered patchesSewn or heat-applied badges for sleeves, chests and caps.
- Screen printingBold, long-lasting colour for logos and graphics on bigger runs.
- DTF printingFull-colour transfers that work on most fabrics, ideal for small runs.
How companies order with us
A uniform program that is easy to run from one office or fifty.
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Brand-matched spec
Garments, colours and logo placement agreed up front.
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Sample and sign off
Samples for stakeholders to approve fit and finish.
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Roll out by person
Packed and labelled by employee and location.
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Ongoing top-ups
New starters matched from the spec on file.
Choosing a corporate uniform manufacturer
Brand colour is where corporate uniforms most often go wrong. Ask for lab dips against your Pantone reference before bulk, and check that reorders are matched against a stored gold sample.
Fit is the next challenge. A uniform that only works on some body shapes will not be worn. Make sure men's and women's fits are graded separately and that you can sample a few sizes.
Finally, consider staff merch alongside the uniform. Welcome-pack hoodies, event tees and offsite gifts from the same supplier stay on brand and are easier to manage.
Questions to ask any manufacturer
- Can you match our Pantone colours?
- Are women's fits graded separately?
- Can logos be subtle?
- Can you pack by employee and location?
- How are reorders kept consistent?
Corporate and offices: questions
Can you match our brand colours?
Yes. We produce lab dips against your Pantone or brand reference for approval before bulk.
Can logos be discreet?
Yes. Tonal embroidery, cuff logos, embossing and woven labels keep branding subtle.
Can you pack uniforms per employee?
Yes. Orders can be bagged and labelled by name, department or location.
Do you make staff merch?
Yes. Hoodies, tees and other merch can be made alongside uniforms.
Do you make women's fits?
Yes. Blouses and women's fits are graded separately.
How do reorders work?
We keep your spec and gold sample on file so each reorder matches.
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