Branded clothing with your logo for work and events

Corporate clothing, personalised textiles and uniforms are not the same

Branded clothing is clothing with your brand on it that people choose to wear: a polo, a sweatshirt, a fleece, a gilet. Personalised textiles is broader and also includes items that are not worn, such as aprons or tote bags. Uniform is something else: clothing someone wears because the job requires it, in a kitchen, warehouse, workshop or shop. For that, see our custom workwear, with fabrics and branding methods designed for shifts and frequent washing.

The difference affects the garment, the branding method and who decides. With corporate clothing, in practice the person wearing it decides: if the logo is huge or the colour goes with nothing, the garment stays in the wardrobe. With uniform, the company decides and the logo can be large, on the chest and on the back.

Catalogue clothing, family by family

Clothing branding methods: embroidery, screen printing, DTF or sublimation

The price on each product page includes one-colour branding in that garment’s standard position. More colours, another position or another method are included in the quote.

Where the logo goes on each garment

These are standard sizes. The branding area for each model is shown on its product page, and in the mock-up you see the logo placed at its real size.

Typical mistakes when ordering corporate clothing

• A logo that is too large. With corporate clothing, a small logo and one main position is what makes people wear the garment outside the office. Keep the large size for the back of a uniform or an event team.
• Fabric weight that is too low. A T-shirt under 150 g/m² or a sweatshirt under 250 g/m² loses its shape quickly. If it is a gift, it is better to upgrade the quality than the quantity.
• Ordering all sizes in the same quantity. Nobody wears an L if they take an S. You do not need to finalise the size split when requesting a quote: give the total and adjust the sizes later using each model’s size guide. If you prefer each person to choose their own, the Pekata gifting platform does that, but it is a different service.
• Choosing the branding method without thinking about the garment colour. On dark fabric, a light logo in screen printing needs a white base. In the mock-up you see how it will look before you pay.
• Leaving it too late. Production usually takes two or three weeks from approval of the mock-up. If you have a deadline, mention it when requesting a quote.

How a clothing order works

1. 1

   Choose your garments and request a quote

   Add the styles, colours and approximate quantity, and upload your logo as a vector file (SVG, AI or PDF). If you only have PNG or JPG, we will review it. Your quote arrives within 24 working hours.

2. 2

   See the mock-up

   We send you each garment with your logo placed on it, at the right size and in the right position, free of charge. If you are unsure between two fabrics, you can request a sample before deciding.

3. 3

   Approve and pay

   You pay when you approve the mock-up, before production starts. Two or three weeks of production is typical, depending on the method and the quantity.

4. 4

   Receive your order

   Tracked delivery to one address or several, by office or by site, across the EU. If any branding is faulty or does not match the approved mock-up, we remake it at no cost.