For companies, banks and agencies
Staff uniforms that look like your brand, not like a catalogue.
Most corporate wear is a plain shirt with a logo stuck on the pocket. Edge-to-edge sublimation puts your brand pattern across the whole garment — front, back and sleeves as one continuous piece of artwork — which is the difference between staff in branded shirts and staff in your brand. Where a subtler finish suits better, the same polo is available in embroidered pique.
How this one runs
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Your pattern, not a logo patch
Send brand guidelines or just the logo and colours. We lay the artwork across the whole panel so the seams line up rather than cutting a pattern in half.
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Two finishes
Full sublimation for a printed brand pattern, or gold digital embroidery on cotton pique where something quieter is wanted. Both are done in-house, so a mixed order is one order.
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Sized per person
Take the size list from HR. Sets arrive bagged per person with the name on, so distribution is handing out bags rather than running a fitting.
Who orders this
- Companies kitting out front-of-house teams
- Banks, agencies and government offices
- Conferences, launches and staff events
Questions we get about corporate uniforms
- What is the smallest corporate order you take?
- It depends on the garment — each product page shows its own minimum, and some start at a single piece. Branded runs for a team usually start around a dozen, which is where per-unit pricing begins to make sense.
- Can you match our exact brand colours?
- Sublimation holds a brand colour far better than a print on a coloured shirt does. Send the values from your brand guidelines and you approve a sample before the run.