Your logo, on your workwear.Explained properly.
Embroidery or print? What does branding actually cost? What file should you send? Here's every answer in one place — no jargon, no surprises, and a free proof before anything is made.
Four steps from your logo to your team
You upload once. We do the technical bit. You approve. We make it. That's genuinely the whole thing.
Send us your logo
Drop any file you have — vector, PNG, even a photo of a sign.
You upload once. We keep the finished artwork on your account so every reorder uses the exact same file, at the exact same size, in the exact same place.
Our studio preps it
We clean, colour-match and set it up for stitching or printing.
A real person checks every file. Backgrounds are removed, edges are tidied, thread and ink colours are matched to your brand, and the design is scaled correctly for the position you chose.
You approve a proof
A visual proof lands in your inbox. Nothing runs until you say yes.
You'll see your logo on the actual garment, at the actual size, in the actual position, with the thread or ink colours listed. Approve it or ask for changes — as many times as you need, at no cost.
We produce and ship
Decorated, checked, folded and on its way to your team.
Every garment is inspected before it's packed. Your approved artwork stays on file, so the next order is a two-click repeat.
Stitched, or printed?
Five ways to get your brand onto a garment. The right one depends on the fabric, the artwork and how many you need — and if you'd rather not decide, we'll choose for you and show you on the proof.
Answer two questions
We'll point you at the method we'd pick for your job.
From £6.39 a position — and it falls as you order more.
One charge per logo position, per garment, ex VAT. The rate drops automatically through our quantity ladder, and there are still no setup fees, no screen charges, no digitising fees and no minimum order.
Garments are priced separately and drop through their own volume ladder as your quantity grows, so both the garment and the branding get cheaper the more you order.
One position, ten garments.
- Garments
- £109.90
- Decoration (10 × 1 × £4.99)
- £49.90
- Total ex VAT
- £159.80
Two positions doubles the decoration, not the garment.
- Garments
- £474.75
- Decoration (25 × 2 × £3.79)
- £189.50
- Total ex VAT
- £664.25
Volume pricing on the garment kicks in as quantity climbs.
- Garments
- £399.50
- Decoration (50 × 2 × £3.79)
- £379
- Total ex VAT
- £778.50
Illustrative garment prices. Your actual price is shown live on every product page and in your basket.
Send us whatever you've got
Genuinely — a vector file is ideal, but a photo of your van works too. Here's what makes the sharpest result, and what our studio will fix for you free of charge if your file isn't quite there.
Vector vs pixels
Zoom in and watch what happens.
Same logo, two file types. The vector holds its edges at any size — the pixel version falls apart the moment it's scaled up to a big back print.
Vector beats pixels, every time
A vector file is made of maths, not pixels, so it stays razor sharp whether it's 4cm on a chest or 30cm across a back. Saving a photo as a .ai or .pdf doesn't make it vector — it's still pixels in a different wrapper.
If it has to be a pixel file, go big
PNG, JPG, TIF and PSD are fine for a lot of jobs — as long as the file is at least 300dpi at the size it'll actually be printed. A 200px logo pulled off a website will look soft and jagged on fabric.
Transparent, or nothing
A white box around your logo will print as a white box. Send a transparent PNG or a vector file — and if yours has a background, don't worry, our studio strips it for you before proofing.
Convert text to outlines
If your logo contains live type and we don't have the font installed, the letters will substitute and your brand will look wrong. Converting text to outlines (or curves, or paths) locks the shapes permanently.
Tell us your colours
Pantone references give the closest possible match across thread and ink. No Pantones? Hex or CMYK values are fine, and we'll match by eye and show you on the proof before anything is made.
Mind the minimum detail
Very fine lines and tiny text disappear once stitched — a needle can only be so small. As a rule, keep text above 5mm tall and lines above 1mm. We'll flag anything at risk on the proof.
Not print-ready? We redraw it for free. Most competitors charge £15–£25 for redraws and digitising — we don't charge a penny, and your finished artwork is stored on your account for every future order.
Where should the logo go?
Each item takes one position. Want a chest logo and a big back? Add the item twice and give each its own position — the basket keeps them together.
Left breast
8 × 8cmThe default for workwear. Understated, professional, works on virtually every garment.
Right breast
8 × 8cmUsually paired with a left-breast logo — handy for a second brand or accreditation.
Big front
25 × 25cmMaximum impact on t-shirts and hoodies. Great for events and campaigns.
Big back
30 × 30cmThe one people actually read on site. Ideal for a company name and phone number.
Nape of neck
8 × 4cmSubtle branding just below the collar. Popular on premium teamwear.
Sleeve
8 × 6cmA neat spot for a secondary mark, accreditation badge or website.
Looking after branded workwear
Decoration lasts as long as the garment if it's cared for properly. A few rules keep everything looking new.
Washing & care
- Wash printed garments inside out at 30°C.
- Never tumble dry printed items — heat and tumbling crack and lift a print.
- Don't iron directly over a print or embroidery; press from the reverse.
- Embroidery is machine washable and needs no special treatment.
Damage caused by tumble drying a printed garment isn't covered by our returns policy — it's the one thing that reliably ruins a print.
No. Digitising, redraws, screens and setup are all included. The only decoration charge on your order is the per-position price.
Decorated orders typically ship within 3–5 working days of you approving your proof. Approve quickly and your order moves quickly.
Always. Every decorated order gets a digital proof by email showing your logo on the garment, at size, in position, with colours listed. Nothing runs until you approve it.
Tell us what to change and we'll re-issue it. Revisions are unlimited and free — we'd far rather get it right than reprint it.
Yes. Approved artwork is stored on your account, so a repeat order is a couple of clicks and comes out identical to the first batch.
Absolutely. Each basket line carries its own artwork and position, and you can apply one logo across several lines in a single click in the customiser.
Upload your logo and see it on a garment
Pick a garment, drop your file in, choose a position — you'll see a live preview in seconds, and a proper proof by email before we make a thing.