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Company logo clothing is everyday apparel made with your logo on it: t-shirts, polo shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and caps. We make it to order from 50 pieces per design, with sizes mixed, and add the logo by embroidery or print to suit the garment. At the minimum, tees start at £11, caps at £12, polos at £15 and hoodies at £30.
This guide takes each garment in turn: which way of adding a logo suits it, where the logo usually goes, and what an order of custom logo clothing involves. If you are dressing a workforce rather than launching merch or a brand, our guide to work clothes with your logo goes further into uniforms, colours and names.
How do you add a logo to clothing?
There are two families of method. Embroidery stitches the logo into the fabric with thread, which gives a raised, premium finish that survives washing that would fade a print. Printing puts ink or a transfer on the surface, and suits large, multicolour or photographic artwork. We offer every printing method and embroidery, so the recommendation follows the garment, the artwork and the quantity rather than whichever machine a supplier happens to own.
| Garment | Usual ways to add the logo | From |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirts | DTF, screen printing, embroidery for chest logos | £11 |
| Polo shirts | Embroidery; printing for larger or full-colour designs | £15 |
| Hoodies and sweatshirts | Screen printing, DTF, embroidery, 3D puff | Hoodies £30 |
| Caps and hats | Flat and 3D puff embroidery, patches, printing | £12 |
Logo printing on clothes and logo embroidery start from the same minimum of 50 pieces per design. Each colourway counts as its own design, and volume pricing reaches up to 35% off at 1,000 pieces or more. The final price depends on the garment, the fabric weight, the method, the number of placements and the quantity, and is itemised in your quote.
Company logo t-shirts and t-shirt logo printing
The t-shirt is the lowest-cost way to put a logo on clothing, and usually the piece a company orders most of. Ours are combed ring-spun cotton from 150 to 240 GSM, in classic, fitted, relaxed and oversized boxy fits, with reinforced shoulder seams and your own neck labels if you want them.
For printed logo t-shirts, DTF reproduces full-colour and photographic detail, and screen printing is the most cost-effective and durable choice for larger single-design runs. For a small chest logo on company t-shirts, embroidery gives the smartest finish. Company t-shirt printing for staff, business t-shirt printing for an event and custom business t-shirts sold as merch all follow the same steps, explained on our t-shirt printing service page.
Polo shirts with a company logo
The polo is the smart-casual default for corporate, hospitality and front-of-house teams. Ours come in breathable piqué cotton or performance polyester blends, with structured collars that hold their shape, in classic and slim fits across a full XS to 5XL run. Embroidery is the standard for company branded polo shirts: a stitched chest logo is durable and looks more premium on piqué. Logo printed polo shirts suit a larger or full-colour design.
High quality polo shirts with a logo come down to two things you can check: a collar that stays flat after washing, and a logo digitised properly for the textured piqué surface. Our embroidery service digitises each logo into a high-stitch-count file sized for its placement, shows you a mockup with the thread colours before anything is stitched, and keeps the file for reorders.
Company logo hoodies and sweatshirts with a logo
Hoodies are brushed-back fleece from 280 to 450 GSM, in oversized, boxy and classic fits with double-layer hoods and ribbed cuffs. Crew-neck sweatshirts are made in the same fleece, printed or embroidered, at the same 50-piece minimum. In the US a sweatshirt is often called a sweater, so if you are after logo sweaters in that sense, this is the garment.
A common layout for company logo hoodies is a small logo on the left chest and a larger design across the back. A hoodie with a logo on the back reads from a distance, at events and on site, and the back is the one large flat area on the garment, so screen printing or DTF is the usual choice there. For the chest, flat or 3D puff embroidery adds texture. Our custom hoodies page covers fits and fabric weights.
Custom logo hats and baseball caps
Caps are one size adjustable, so there is no size split to plan, which makes them the simplest piece of company clothing to order. We make snapbacks, dad caps, truckers, fitted caps, 5-panel caps and beanies, from £12 at the minimum of 50 per design. Embroidered baseball caps are the most popular choice: flat embroidery for a clean logo on the front, or 3D puff for a raised one. Woven and leather-look patches and printing suit full-colour designs.
When you put a logo on a hat, the front panels carry the main mark, and the side, back and under-brim are optional extras. Branded baseball caps can also carry custom closures and woven labels. Every style is on our custom caps page.
Where should the logo go on company clothing?
- Left chest: the standard place for a company logo on a tee, polo, hoodie or sweatshirt, readable at conversation distance.
- Full back: the largest area, for a big mark, a slogan or event details, usually printed.
- Sleeve: a second, smaller mark, a flag or a web address.
- Back of the neck: a small logo just below the collar, a quiet detail for staff wear.
- Cap front, side and back: the front for the logo, the side or back for a secondary mark.
Each placement adds to the price, so two well chosen positions usually beat four. Our logo placement guide covers sizes and sides for each position.
Clothing, not promotional products
Many buyers looking for personalised merchandise start by searching for promotional companies or merchandise printers. We are a clothing manufacturer: we make and decorate apparel, so we are not the supplier for pens, mugs or banners. If clothing is the branded corporate merchandise you need, we make it under your own label too, with woven neck labels, hang cards and packaging through our private label service.
How does an order of logo clothing work?
- 1Send your logo, the garments, the placements and the quantities. A quote comes back within 1 hour on working days.
- 2Approve a digital mockup showing the size, position and colours of every logo.
- 3If you want to see the garment first, a sample of one or two pieces is £150, shipping included, and credited against the bulk order.
- 4Pay the 50% deposit. Production takes 10 to 15 working days after proof approval and the deposit.
- 5Pay the balance when the order is ready to ship. Delivery is tracked and charged on weight and dimensions; duties are the recipient's.
