Corporate clothing with a logo costs on average between €15 and €60 excl. VAT per piece, depending on the style, the brand, the personalisation technique and the quantities ordered. A premium-quality embroidered polo shirt often comes to around €25 to €35 excl. VAT per piece.
Detailed answer
The price of corporate clothing is determined by three main factors: the garment itself, the personalisation and the run size. A basic T-shirt with single-colour transfer printing comes in lower. A softshell or parka from a premium brand with multicoloured embroidery comes in higher. With larger runs, the set-up costs of an embroidery file or design are spread over more pieces.
As a guide: printed T-shirts from around €12 excl. VAT, embroidered polo shirts from around €20 excl. VAT, hoodies from around €30 excl. VAT and softshells from around €45 excl. VAT. These prices are indicative and drop with higher quantities.
What does this mean for your business?
For an accurate estimate of your total budget, look beyond the unit price. Also factor in one-off design proposals, any embroidery file costs and fulfilment. With every quote, we always provide a transparent breakdown so you can clearly see where your budget is going.
Also think about the cost per wear. A polo shirt worn daily for two years costs you less than four cents per wear at €25. Compared with other marketing channels, the visibility per euro is exceptionally high.
Advice from Maximum Image
We help you put together a package that suits your budget and your image. It is often better to choose slightly fewer styles in higher quality than lots of styles in basic quality. Clothing that is comfortable and looks good actually gets worn. Clothing that chafes or fades quickly ends up at the back of the wardrobe.
See also corporate clothing with logo and printed corporate clothing.
