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Work clothes with your logo are the polos, t-shirts, hoodies, shirts and jackets a team wears on shift, made in your colours, branded with your logo and personalised with names or roles where you need them. We make custom work clothes from 50 pieces per design with sizes mixed, and corporate uniforms start at £30 a piece at the minimum.
This guide is about choosing the garments for personalised work clothing. For the decoration itself, read embroidered workwear for UK businesses; for whether branding is worth paying for at all, branded workwear vs plain workwear; and for collared shirts, personalised work shirts.
What goes into a personalised work uniform?
Most teams need two or three garments, not ten. Start from what each role does all day, then pick the branding that survives how that garment is washed.
| Garment | Who it suits | Usual branding | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Work polo shirts | Front of house, retail, offices | Embroidered chest logo | £15 |
| Work t-shirts | Warehouses, events, trades in warm weather | Screen print, DTF or embroidery | £11 |
| Work hoodies | Outdoor, warehouse and cold sites | Embroidered chest, printed back | £30 |
| Caps | Outdoor teams, drivers, events | Flat or 3D puff embroidery | £12 |
| Shirts, trousers, aprons | Offices, kitchens, client-facing staff | Embroidery | Corporate uniforms from £30 |
| Jackets | Anyone outside in weather | Embroidery or heat-sealed transfer | Quoted per construction |
Work polo shirts with a logo
The polo is the backbone of most business clothing. For front-of-house teams we specify 200 to 220 GSM piqué cotton, or a 65/35 poly-cotton where daily hot washing matters more than the feel of the fabric. Embroidery is the default for work polo shirts with a logo, because a stitched logo does not crack, peel or ghost the way a print eventually will under repeated hot washes.
Personalised work polo shirts add a name or a role under the chest logo, so customers know who they are speaking to. Polos run across a full XS to 5XL size grade, with ladies-fit polos cut properly rather than simply scaled down. See our custom polo shirts for fabrics and fits.
Custom work t-shirts and workwear t-shirt printing
Custom work t-shirts suit warm environments, physical jobs and event crews, and they are the lowest-cost garment in a uniform. For work t-shirt printing on a single design in volume, screen printing is the durable, cost-effective choice; DTF suits full-colour artwork. If the shirts go through industrial laundering, an embroidered chest logo lasts longer than any print.
Workwear t-shirt printing usually means a logo on the chest and, for teams the public needs to find, a large print on the back. Uniform fabric is specified for 60°C wash cycles and tumble drying, and every fabric we quote for uniforms is pre-shrunk and colour-locked, so a shirt still matches the rest of the team after a quarter of washing.
Work hoodies with a logo, in your colours
Fleeces and hoodies for outdoor or warehouse teams sit at 300 to 340 GSM. Work hoodies with a logo usually carry an embroidered chest logo and, if needed, a printed back.
Standard uniform colours are stocked and available at the 50-piece minimum: navy, black, charcoal, grey marl, white, bottle green, burgundy, royal blue, and hi-vis yellow and orange. So a grey marl or charcoal hoodie for a warehouse team (a gray hoodie, in US spelling), or a royal blue hoodie to match a brand, needs no special production. An exact brand colour is a dyed-to-match run, which needs a lab dip approval and a higher minimum; we tell you which your palette needs before you commit.
Business shirts with a logo and printed work shirts
Collared shirts are part of our custom corporate uniforms range, alongside polos, hoodies, t-shirts, trousers, aprons, jackets and caps. Business shirts with a logo are almost always embroidered on the chest, small and in a thread close to the shirt colour for an office, or in your brand colour for a client-facing team. Printed work shirts suit a larger or full-colour design.
Choosing a business jacket for staff
Softshell is the corporate default for a business jacket: wind-resistant, smart over a polo, and it takes embroidery cleanly. A team outdoors in weather needs a waterproof shell with taped seams, branded with a heat-sealed transfer so no needle pierces the membrane, and hi-vis where a site requires EN ISO 20471. Our guide to company jackets with a logo compares every construction.
Names, sizes and reorders
- Clothing personalisation: names and roles are stitched alongside the logo, and how individual names are priced is set out in your quote.
- Sizes: a full XS to 5XL grade on standard uniform lines, with separate male and female cuts where the garment warrants it.
- Reorders: your size grade, colour references, artwork and thread codes stay on file, so three new starters in eight months match the original run.
- Labels: woven labels and tonal detailing can be added, so company clothes feel like a set rather than a pile of branded blanks.
How to order custom work clothes
Send the garments, the quantity for each, your logo and where it goes, and a quote comes back within 1 hour on working days. You approve a digital proof, pay a 50% deposit, and production takes 10 to 15 working days after proof approval and the deposit; the balance is due when the order is ready to ship. A sample of one or two pieces is £150, shipping included, and credited against the bulk order. Delivery is tracked and charged on weight and dimensions.
