Custom polo shirts are one of the smartest uniform choices a UK business can make — smart enough for customer-facing roles, tough enough for physical work. This guide covers fabric, fit, decoration and how to avoid the most common ordering mistakes.
Wondering how much it costs to print a logo on a t-shirt in the UK? Prices vary widely depending on the garment, number of colours, quantity and decoration method. This honest guide breaks down every cost factor so you can budget properly and avoid nasty surprises.
Embroidery costs vary depending on stitch count, garment type and order quantity — but for most small UK businesses, a straightforward chest logo on a polo or jacket runs from roughly £3 to £8 per garment once you’re set up. Here’s everything that affects that figure, explained honestly.
Getting a logo embroidered on workwear doesn’t have to be complicated. This expert guide walks UK small businesses and trades through artwork, garment choice, placement decisions and lead times — so you order with confidence and get results that last.
Original 2026 data from our catalogue of 7,661 products across 172 brands — the real cost of kitting out a UK worker in branded workwear, by garment and by trade.
A practical guide to choosing the best polo shirt for branded workwear — fabric weight, fit, colour and which polos take embroidery best.
An honest head-to-head of Portwest and Beeswift — range, hi-vis, quality and price — to help you pick the right workwear brand for your team.
An honest, experience-based guide to the best UK workwear brands in 2026 — what each is genuinely good at, who it suits, and how to get your logo on it.
Choosing the right fabric for your team’s workwear affects how long it lasts, how comfortable it is to wear all day, and how well your branding holds up. This guide cuts through the jargon and tells you exactly what to look for — whether you’re kitting out a building crew or a customer-facing retail team.
Designing a work uniform doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. This guide walks you through garment choice, branding decisions, decoration options and common pitfalls — so you end up with a uniform your team will actually wear.
