Printed clothing can help customers identify a team and reinforce the same business name, colours and logo used on signs, vehicles and printed material. Consistency begins with a clear garment and artwork specification.
Choose clothing for the work involved
Consider the environment, season, activity and how customer-facing the role is. Confirm whether everyone needs the same garment or whether different roles require different items within one visual system.
Prepare quantities and sizes
Provide the total quantity and full size breakdown. For repeat orders, record the approved garment colour, logo version and branding position so future additions can be assessed against the original specification.
Keep the artwork consistent
Supply the best available logo file and confirm the required colours and positions. Avoid adding unnecessary messages that make the garment harder to recognise quickly.
Decoration methods
Time for Designs uses flock, print, heat-applied vinyl and sublimation where suitable. Embroidery is not offered. The garment fabric, artwork detail, colours and quantity are reviewed before the method is confirmed.
See printed workwear and branded clothing, the decoration guide and the team ordering checklist.