Embroidery
Stitched thread — the hardest-wearing option and the one that reads as a proper uniform. Best on polos, fleeces, softshells and caps.
- Detail
- Down to 4mm text
- Setup
- One-off digitising
Service 07 · Workwear
Workwear & branded clothing
Embroidered polos, printed tees, hi-vis and softshells — set up from the artwork we already hold for your signs and vehicles, so the mark is the same weight and colour everywhere it appears.
No minimum
One jacket or two hundred polos
Set up once
Digitised logo held on file, free to reuse
Named garments
Individual names and roles, bagged per person
Reorders
Five working days for repeat sizes
01 / Decoration
Four ways to put
a mark on fabric.
The right method depends on the garment, the quantity and how hard the wash cycle is. We will tell you which one suits the job rather than putting everything through the same machine.
02 / The kit
Built as a kit,
not a catalogue.
Most teams need three or four garments, not thirty. We agree a standard kit, hold the sizes and reorder against it — new starters get the same shirt in the same colour two years later.
Sizing
We can send a sizing set before the first order — one of each in the chosen garment, so nobody guesses. Return it with the order and there is nothing to pay for it.
First order10–12 working days
Reorders5 working days
Rush service48 hours on stock lines
03 / Artwork
Set up once, used everywhere.
04 / Questions
The ones we
get asked most.
Can you embroider hi-vis?
No, and nobody should. Stitching through a hi-vis garment breaches its EN ISO 20471 certification. Branding on hi-vis and waterproofs goes on as a heat-applied transfer instead, which keeps the certification valid — and it can be done from a single garment.
Embroidery or print?
Embroidery is the hardest wearing and reads as a proper uniform, down to 4mm text — it suits polos, fleeces, softshells and caps. Screen print is the economical choice above about twenty-five garments and gives the best hand on cotton tees, with colours matched to Pantone.
Is there a minimum order?
No. One jacket or two hundred polos. Embroidery needs the logo digitised into a stitch file once, and we hold that file afterwards so it costs nothing to reuse.
How long does it take?
Ten to twelve working days for a first order, which includes digitising and stitching a sample on the actual fabric for approval. Reorders of held sizes run in five working days, and there is a 48-hour rush service on stock lines.
Can you put individual names on garments?
Yes — names, trades or roles on the chest or back, then bagged and labelled per person so handing them out takes minutes. It is charged per garment with no setup cost.
Free digitising · Sizing set on request
Tell us the team and the trade.
Numbers, garments and how hard they get worn. We will price the kit, stitch a sample and hold the sizes for reorders.