How do I choose between cotton and dri-fit corporate apparel?

Cotton offers a soft, familiar feel for casual uniforms and indoor events. Dri-fit fabrics are useful for active roles, outdoor events and sports days. Compare the fabric composition, weight and fit on the individual product page before choosing a style.

Is embroidery or printing better for a company logo on apparel?

Embroidery suits simple logos on polos, caps and jackets, while printing can suit larger designs and detailed artwork. The best method depends on the fabric, logo size and number of colours. Share your artwork and preferred placement so we can check the options for your selected garment.

How should I collect sizes for a bulk T-shirt or polo order?

Use the size chart for the exact garment you choose, as measurements vary between styles. Ask recipients to compare the chart with a garment that fits them well, then prepare a quantity breakdown by size and colour. Confirm the final breakdown before production.

Can I combine different garment sizes in one branded apparel order?

Send us your preferred style, colour and quantity for each size. We can check size availability and confirm how the minimum order and branding charges apply. Different garment styles or artwork designs may need to be quoted separately.

What artwork details are needed for custom uniforms?

Provide your logo in vector format such as AI, EPS or a vector PDF, together with the desired print or embroidery size and location. Include brand colour references and tell us whether you need front, back or sleeve branding so the quotation covers each position.

How should recipients care for printed or embroidered apparel?

Follow the garment care label first. For decorated clothing, washing inside out and avoiding direct ironing over the logo can help protect the finish. Check any additional care instructions for the chosen printing method before distributing the garments.