Custom Workwear & Work Shirt Manufacturer

30 pieces per style, split across sizes however your crew needs. Each colourway counts as its own style. You approve a single-piece sample before any bulk commitment, and adding names or a second logo placement does not raise the minimum.

Yes, and on workwear it is usually the right choice — stitching survives industrial washing where a print eventually cracks or lifts. We digitise your logo, stitch it on a sample, and you approve the placement and stitch density before the run starts.

Tightly woven twill or ripstop for button-up shirts, and a heavier cotton-poly for tees — the polyester content is what stops them going shapeless after repeated hot washes. Tell us the job and we will recommend a weight, then weigh a swatch from your bulk roll so you can check it against the sample.

We can sew high-visibility styling — fluorescent yellow or orange cloth with reflective tape applied where you want it — and that is the right thing for a warehouse floor, an events crew or a volunteer team who need to be seen. What we do not supply is certified safety wear: we are not an ANSI/ISEA 107 hi-vis or NFPA 2112 flame-resistant supplier, and we will not label a garment as though we were. If your workers are legally required to wear certified hi-vis or FR clothing, buy it from a supplier who can hand you the mill certificate and the compliance label — that is a safety matter, not a sourcing preference, and we would rather tell you now than take the order.

The job they do. These work shirts are built for a hard job and a hot wash — twill and ripstop, reinforced seams, heavier cloth. Our polos, quarter-zips and button-downs are the front-of-house layer, in softer fabrics with a cleaner finish. If your company needs both, we make both on the same floor and hold them to the same colour standard.

Yes — custom dri fit shirts in moisture-wicking four-way stretch knits, as tees, long sleeves and polo-collar uniform shirts. They cost more than cotton and earn it where people sweat through a shift. Where they do not, a cotton-poly tee wears better for less, and we will tell you so.

About 7 days for a sample from an approved spec. Bulk production runs 3–4 weeks after you approve the pre-production sample, plus 4–7 days shipping. Exact dates are quoted per order.

No. We are a cut-and-sew factory, not a decorating shop — we make the garment and decorate it in the same place, which is what lets us hold the colour, the fit and the logo to one standard. If you only need decoration on existing blanks, a local print shop will serve you better and cost less.

No. We quote DDP: freight, duty, VAT and carrier fees are paid before the parcel lands, and each is shown as a separate line on your quote. Rates change, so we re-check them before every quote rather than publishing a number that goes stale. If destination duty law changes between quote and dispatch, we re-quote before shipping.

About ±5% is normal mill variance. A 20–30% drop is a different roll, not variance. We weigh a swatch from your bulk roll and share the number beside your sample's before anything is cut.

Your patterns, size spec, colour standard, fabric GSM, trims and print files stay on file for two years, and reorders are cut from that file. If a mill, fabric or line ever changes, you are told first and you approve a re-sample before bulk.