Personalised shirts.
Branded shirts for staff uniforms and hospitality teams.
All 10 shirts we make, listed one by one.
Search the 10 of them here, or filter down to the cut and cloth you need — opening any one takes you to the product page with that garment already chosen.
Questions before you decide?
The essentials, answered here. Twelve in all, and you can ask us something that is not covered.
All questionsDo I pay when I request a quote?
No. You select and configure products, then send a request for review. We confirm the proposal and any artwork requirements before you approve the relevant details and complete the agreed payment.
What is the minimum order quantity?
There is no minimum. Every product in the catalogue can be ordered from a single piece, and the quantity you need decides the bracket you pay at rather than whether we can make it. The brackets are on every product page, and personalisation setup is quoted separately so you can see what the first piece actually costs.
Is personalisation included in the displayed price?
The price explanation states what is included and the quantity it is based on. Some configurations need artwork or method review before the full amount can be confirmed. Your reviewed quote sets out the products, decoration, charges, delivery and tax treatment.
Can I request a quote without final artwork?
Yes, where the product allows a request with artwork to follow. Choose that option or ask for artwork help. We may need the file before confirming the final method, setup cost or production proof.
How do I know which method to choose?
The product shows its available options. You can select a preference or ask us to recommend a method. We assess the garment, placement, dimensions and artwork before confirming the production details.
When will my merchandise arrive?
Tell us the destination and preferred date. Any initial estimate is subject to review. The confirmed schedule depends on product availability and the required artwork approvals and payment, so a requested date is not an automatic delivery commitment.
Can I mix sizes or colours?
Size and colour options depend on the product. Add the quantities you need and provide the size breakdown where available. Minimums and pricing may apply differently across colours or decoration setups; these are checked in the quote.
Can I see a sample before the full order?
Ask about sample availability, costs and timing for the product you are considering. A blank product sample, a decoration sample and a digital proof serve different purposes. We’ll clarify what is available before you proceed.
Will I approve the artwork before production?
Where a proof is required, we share the reviewed artwork and placement details for approval. Check the dimensions, content and relevant colour information. Production requires the applicable approvals and agreed payment, not just an uploaded file.
Can I change my request?
You can edit your basket before sending it. After submission, request a change through the quote conversation. Changes to an issued proposal may affect price, artwork or timing and require a revised version and renewed approval.
Can I reorder the same items?
Use the previous order or quote reference to request a repeat. We check the approved product and artwork record against current availability, price and timing before confirming the new order.
What if something is wrong with the delivered order?
Contact us with the order reference and a description of the issue so we can review it. The applicable terms explain the process for personalised products, defects and delivery problems. Check those terms before approving the order.
Choosing shirts for a branded run
What actually decides it, in the order it decides it.
Branded shirts for staff uniforms and hospitality teams. The decision that matters most is rarely the garment — it is the weight of the fabric and the surface it gives a decoration. A light jersey takes a large screen print cleanly and reads as a campaign piece; a heavier loopback or a brushed fleece holds embroidery without puckering and survives more washes. Compare weight in g/m² before comparing the starting price.
Quantity changes the method as much as the cost. Below about a hundred pieces a transfer usually makes more sense than screens, because the setup per colour has nowhere to amortise. Above it, screen printing becomes the cheaper answer and stays that way as the run grows. Embroidery is priced on the area it covers rather than the colours it uses.
Everything here is decorated in our own workshop and quoted before it is made. Minimums and lead times are stated per product, artwork is reviewed for suitability rather than accepted blindly, and an approved file is archived so a second run matches the first.