To develop branded workwear, your company's logo must be of the highest calibre to be added to apparel. 

Please provide us with your company's branding and logo as a "EPS" or "PDF" file. This allows us to dissect the image, layer by layer, and work with the logo to prepare it for embroidery and printing. The graphic designer who produced your company's logo in the first place must create or have created your branding/logo file. 

Unfortunately, you cannot just email us a low-quality "JPEG" file that you have saved again as a PDF or an EPS. All fonts must have been embedded into the file and converted to outlines by the designer, and the file must be an original vector file. 

If you have employed a professional graphic designer for a logo, then this design procedure ought to be standard and completed at the beginning of each design. But, we are aware that businesses frequently lose contact with designers or are unable to obtain original artwork. It is worthwhile to contact suppliers that have utilised your mark, for example, on signs or billboards, on vehicle branding, etc., as the businesses can still be in possession of it. Don't worry if you've tried everything; we've redrawn a lot of logos for businesses to guarantee a polished look on their apparel. You will be able to retain the master files of the redesigned logo for use in future projects with Work Wear Club and other vendors who need a high-resolution version of your design.