Do you want to buy branded clothing to help advertise your company? Are you feeling overpowered by the sheer quantity of businesses that sell branded workwear and the array of options at your disposal? You're not by yourself! We hope this post will be helpful to you as we have calls from business owners who are confused about where to begin with the ordering process.

What kind of branded clothing is necessary for you and your staff?

Prior to examining your logo and the associated expenses for printing or embroidery, think about the kinds of branded workwear you require. Does your company hire employees to work outside or inside? Will you require various articles of apparel for varying seasons? Are there any health and safety requirements that you must follow, such as using high vis materials or flame-retardant fabrics?

Creating a list of the responsibilities and duties held by each person in your company is helpful. If you own a garage or tire business, for instance, your employees might only require a hoodie or a shirt, while your mechanics would need fleeces or coats.

Fabric selections: What do you mean by quality?

We frequently get requests for quotes for "quality" workwear, but what exactly does "quality" branded apparel and workwear mean? 

A person's definition of quality can vary greatly from another's. For instance, high-quality embroidered workwear may indicate thick fabric to one business, but it may also indicate a long-lasting, robust item that does not shrink in the washing for another.

Everyday t-shirts with moisture-wicking properties, breathable panels, stylish piping, reversible workwear, or flame-retardant apparel are all available. Thus, determine what "quality" means to you before requesting a quote for "quality" branded workwear.

Fit and Cut: Is it a women's or unisex cut?

When placing an order, it's important to think about if female employees would prefer a different cut because many products are available in both women's and unisex cuts. Women's cuts are available in a variety of workwear goods, such as polo shirts and fleeces.

Don't order in a one-size-fits-all manner since we want everyone to look and feel great in their branded workwear. In order to account for this, do ask your staff if they would prefer a more fitted cut. Price differences typically don't exist; you simply need to take it into consideration when determining what sizes you require.

Personalized Workwear and Style

It's time to focus on the details now that you've determined what kind of branded workwear you need, what fabric and quality are vital to you, the cut, and the sizes.

Color: Do you want something that's visible from a distance? If your employees work in a store or warehouse, you might want to think about giving them a standout color like orange, purple, or turquoise. If you are in a business setting, you might want to wear something more formal, like navy, or if you are in a messy setting, like a garage, you might want to wear black.

Consider your logo: is this the only one you wish to use? Does it accurately represent your identity and work? While companies frequently engrave their brand (left breast), there are many other inventive concepts that have been observed. Inquiries, catchy taglines, strap lines, phone numbers, websites, and much more can be included. Companies frequently choose to place a message and website link on the back of apparel.

Think about the reason you started this process of purchasing branded workwear for your employees. What message do you want to send to both current and new clients? Wearing branded apparel allows you to interact with others; therefore, what information do you want them to know?

Embroidery or printing? weighing the finish and cost

Achieving the desired branded workwear look while keeping costs down is a delicate balancing, particularly when ordering in large quantities. This is where consulting an expert will be beneficial. Advice on embroidery and various print methods is available from Work Wear Club.

It's possible that your multicolored logo may look just as good in just one color. To keep costs in check, print and embroidery can also be combined. This can frequently be printed and embroidered with your company's logo if you have a large branding area.

In summary, it is feasible to balance cost and produce high-quality branded apparel that sends a powerful message. A little expert assistance is all you need.

Contact our staff for more guidance on designing branded workwear for your company.