Embroidery
Thread-based logo decoration for polos, jackets, fleeces, caps and premium uniforms.
Garment catalogue
Garment catalogue
Compare common decorated garment types before briefing suppliers for embroidery, print, workwear and uniform projects.
Catalogue routes
Build your brief around the garment.
Each garment page can become a strong SEO route for buyers comparing decorated clothing, uniforms and workwear.
Polo shirts
A common choice for staff uniforms, hospitality teams, trade counters and corporate events.
Embroidery or DTF print
T-shirts
Flexible branded clothing for events, campaigns, clubs, charities and casual staff kit.
Screen print, DTG or DTF print
Hoodies
Popular for clubs, schools, retail teams and colder-weather branded apparel.
Embroidery, screen print or DTF print
Jackets
Outerwear for field teams, site staff, events and premium corporate clothing.
Embroidery or heat transfer
Hi-vis
Safety clothing for construction, logistics, transport, events and site-based teams.
Heat transfer or embroidery
Caps
Small-format branded items for teams, events, promotions and uniform finishing touches.
Embroidery or transfer print
Aprons
Useful for hospitality, retail, beauty, food service and workshop teams.
Embroidery or print
Bags
Branded merchandise and staff carry items for events, onboarding and campaigns.
Screen print or transfer print
Decoration methods
Method choice changes cost, durability and finish.
Garment pages should naturally link into method supplier pages so buyers can move from product research into local sourcing.
Screen print
A cost-effective print method for larger runs of T-shirts, hoodies and event clothing.
DTF print
Full-colour transfer printing that works across a wide range of garment fabrics and quantities.
DTG print
Direct-to-garment printing for detailed full-colour designs, often used on cotton garments.