Cleaning & facilities
Hard-wearing polos and tabards, embroidered for teams working across multiple sites.
Fifteen years of branding garments for London businesses teaches you what lasts. Here’s what we recommend, by sector, and why.
We digitise and mock up your artwork at no charge.
Standard orders leave the workshop in 3–5 working days.
One sample shirt or five thousand — same attention.
Print, embroidery and finishing in our own workshop.
Site kit has to pass inspection and survive the winter. We supply EN ISO 20471 hi-vis and brand it without touching the reflective banding, so the garment keeps its certification. For the crew who live in them, softshells and bodywarmers with an embroidered chest logo are the usual pick.
Kitchen and floor kit gets washed hot and often, which rules out anything that peels. Embroidery is the default here. We do a lot of bib aprons with a small chest logo, Oxford shirts for floor staff, and chef jackets that survive a service.
These jobs live and die by the date. We’ll tell you honestly whether your deadline is achievable before you collect anyone’s money, and we handle the name lists — one hoodie per pupil with their name on the back is routine for us, not a special request.
If you’re building a brand, you need repeatability more than you need a low unit price. We keep your artwork, ink mixes and stitch files on file so run three looks identical to run one, and we’ll relabel blanks with your own neck labels and swing tags.
Hard-wearing polos and tabards, embroidered for teams working across multiple sites.
Hi-vis, fleeces and softshells with driver-visible branding front and back.
Aprons, tunics and tonal embroidery for a softer, more considered look.
Volunteer tees and tabards, printed affordably at volume for events.
Crew tees and lanyard-friendly kit, turned around against a show date.
Knitted polos and Oxford shirts for client-facing teams and onboarding packs.
Artwork checked, stitched or printed sample mocked up, quote back — usually the same working day.