Design your corporate clothing

Great corporate clothing starts with great design. We help you go from idea to wearable outfit. We think along with you about colours, materials and logo placement, so the end result suits your brand and the day-to-day reality of your staff.

The design process, step by step

Designing corporate clothing starts with a conversation. We discuss your house style, what the clothing needs to do and your budget. Based on that, we put together a proposal with styles, colours and printing methods. We then create a digital mock-up so you can judge the end result in advance. Only once you have approved it do we move on to production.

Translating your house style to textiles

A logo on a polo shirt is not the same as a logo on a website. We look at contrast, background colour and level of detail. Fine lines or gradients, for example, work better with transfer printing than with embroidery. We advise you on which technique shows your design at its best and where on the garment your logo will stand out most.

Colours and materials

Colour and fabric determine how your corporate clothing looks and feels. We work with a wide range of cotton, polyester and blended fabrics. For outdoor work we choose heavier qualities, for the office lighter fabrics. You receive colour swatches and material samples from us, so you can make a well-informed choice.

Which brands we choose

To design corporate clothing, we work with trusted suppliers who stand for quality and availability.

• Clique for basics and business lines
• Stanley Stella for sustainable cotton styles
• Sols for a wide size range and sharp prices
• James Harvest for a premium look
• Result for workwear and field staff clothing

From how many pieces?

We design and produce corporate clothing from 10 pieces. For smaller runs, transfer printing is often the most cost-effective option. For larger quantities, embroidery and screen printing become more attractive thanks to the lower unit price.

Frequently asked questions

Will I see a mock-up in advance?

Yes. For every design we create a digital mock-up, so you can check colours, logo placement and proportions before production starts.

How long does the design process take?

A standard design is usually ready within a few working days. More complex projects with several styles and variants can take one to two weeks.

Can I supply an existing design myself?

Absolutely. We are happy to work with your house style files. Vector or high-resolution PDF files are preferred for sharp reproduction.

Can I combine different styles?

Yes. Many clients choose, for example, polo shirts for summer and sweatshirts for winter, with the same logo and colours for a consistent look.