Bulk and corporate orders, priced in the open
One large order, priced in the open. Most suppliers hide bulk pricing behind a form and a wait — move the slider and the number is on the page. Ordering regularly rather than once? A trade account is the better fit.
10+
Volume pricing starts
250+
Hand-quoted
1
Invoice, all sites
Bulk estimate
Priced on Olympic Poloshirt — swap brand on the product page.
Logo positions
£17.16
per garment, with your logo
£1,716.00
for 100 pieces
Volume pricing applied — £234.00 off
Indicative. Runs above 250 are quoted individually and usually beat this — tell us the real number and we will price it properly.
Get this quoted →How that number is worked out
Volume breaks are automatic
They apply as the quantity rises. You never have to ask, and there is no better price being held back for people who push.
Decoration is included
The figure covers the logo positions you pick, not the garment on its own. What you see per head is what you pay per head.
Above 250 we quote by hand
At that size we can usually buy better than list price, so the calculator is deliberately the conservative number.
It runs on the same real supplier costs and decoration rates as the rest of the site. Nothing is inflated to leave room for a discount later.
How we handle a big rollout
Staged delivery
Take a first tranche now and the rest on call-off, so you are not paying for a year of stock or storing it.
Multi-site split
Each site gets its own boxes, labelled and sized, instead of one pallet at head office and an afternoon of sorting.
Size sets first
For anything above about fifteen people we send a size set. It costs little and prevents a pile of unusable branded garments.
One order, one payment
However many sites it splits across, it is one order and one payment — no month-end reconciliation for your finance team to chase.
One spec, held
Garment, colour, logo and placement recorded, so the intake in six months matches the one today.
The right method
Big identical runs are usually cheaper screen printed; mixed or full-colour work suits DTF. We will tell you which your job is.
Tell us the real numbers
The calculator is deliberately conservative. Give us the actual quantity, garment and deadline and we will come back with an itemised price — and if another supplier is cheaper like for like, we will tell you rather than waste your time.
What changes the price most
- • Quantity — the single biggest lever
- • Number of logo positions, not the number of colours
- • Garment weight and brand
- • Deadline, if it forces a faster route
Bulk questions
What counts as bulk?+
Pricing improves from 5 pieces and again at 10. Genuine bulk handling — staged delivery, hand quoting, size sets — starts around 100.
Can you hold stock for us?+
For ongoing accounts, yes. We agree a level, hold it, and draw down as you order rather than you buying a year up front.
Do you handle tenders?+
Yes. Send the specification and we will price against it line by line and flag anything in the spec that will not survive laundering.
What if we need it faster than 7–10 days?+
Say so up front. Plain stock can move next day; decoration is the constraint. We will tell you what is genuinely achievable rather than agree and miss it.
Can we mix garments in one bulk price?+
Yes. Volume is counted across the order, so 150 polos and 100 tees is priced as 250 pieces, not two smaller runs.
The range, in numbers
43
Product types
Polos to hi-vis to chefwear
391
Brand options
Across 16 workwear brands
2255
Colour choices
Real stock colours
30
Ready-made bundles
10 industries, 3 tiers
What businesses actually spend
One full kit per person, branded with a logo, at our real prices. Use it to sanity-check a budget before you go to your finance team.
Cost per person by business size
Volume pricing applied automatically at 5 and 10 people.
1 people · £106.90 total
6 people · £596.52 total
25 people · £2,351.75 total
120 people · £11,288.40 total
400 people · £37,628.00 total
Kitting out a team, once
Reference kit: 3 polos, a fleece and work trousers, with a front logo.
| Business size | Per head | Total | Volume saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sole trader | £106.90 | £106.90 | — |
| Micro (2–9) | £99.42 | £596.52 | −£44.88 |
| Small (10–49) | £94.07 | £2,351.75 | −£320.75 |
| Medium (50–249) | £94.07 | £11,288.40 | −£1,539.60 |
| Large (250+) | £94.07 | £37,628.00 | −£5,132.00 |
Where the money goes
Garment vs decoration in a typical kit
Most of what you pay is the clothing itself — decoration is the smaller half by some distance.
- Garments£85.00 83%
- Logo decoration£18.00 17%
What the decoration itself costs
Per garment, per position. No setup fee and no minimum quantity.
| Position | DTF print | Embroidery |
|---|---|---|
| Front / chest | £4.50 | £6.50 |
| Back | £7.50 | £10.00 |
| Front and back | £12.00 | £16.50 |
How price falls with team size
The same kit, priced at each volume break.
Base price
7% below single-unit price
12% below single-unit price
12% below single-unit price
12% below single-unit price
About these figures: every number on this page is calculated from our own live catalogue — real supplier costs, real decoration rates and the volume breaks published on the site. They are not market estimates or projections. Prices shown are indicative for a reference kit; your own quote will reflect the garments and logo positions you actually choose.
Kitting out more than fifty people?
Book twenty minutes. We will spec it properly and send an itemised price you can take to procurement.