Workwear, explained by people who stitch it
Straight answers to the questions that come up before a team gets kitted out — what things cost, what lasts, and which decoration suits which garment. Written from what we see going through the workshop, not from a keyword list.
2019
Kitting out UK teams since
20,000+
Businesses helped
7–10 days
Typical turnaround
★★★★★
Kitting out UK teams since 2019
Over 20,000 businesses, from one-man firms to multi-site contractors. Priced per head, plain — add your logo and nothing is made until you have approved a proof.
Free
UK delivery
7–10 days
Turnaround
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7 min read
Sizing a team without measuring everyone
The size-set method, a distribution that works when you have to guess, and the rules that save the most orders — because personalised garments cannot come back.
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6 min read
Embroidery or print? How to choose for each garment
The honest comparison — cost, durability, which garments each suits, and where printing is the better answer despite the reputation.
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Hi-vis classes, explained without the jargon
Class 1, 2 and 3 in plain English, who actually decides which you need, how logos are placed, and why hi-vis is retired by wash count.
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What logo file do we actually need?
Which formats work, why a logo copied off your website fails, what a redraw involves and what it costs.
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How many garments does one person actually need?
The three-garment rule, what changes it by trade, and why buying one each costs more than buying properly once.
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7 min read
What kitting out a team actually costs
Real per-head figures for teams of 1, 5 and 10, what drives the price, and the mistakes that quietly double a workwear budget.
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Every bundle on the site shows its per-head price with the logo included, so you can skip the reading and see the number.
Not sure what your team needs?
Tell us the trade and the headcount and we will come back with an itemised price — or build it yourself and watch the per-head figure move.