Find the right fit.
Pick your garment and colour. List how many you need in each size.
Use this guide to put the details of your apparel order in one place. Then ask the team for a current, written quote.
Pick your garment and colour. List how many you need in each size.
Need a logo? Send your artwork, print size and where it should go.
Check stock, the total price, timing and collection plans before you order.
Choose the garment, colour and quantity in each size. Measure a garment that fits well and compare it with the current size chart. Age labels and letter sizes vary by style.
Send the original design if you have it. Include the width, height and print position. The team can check which file format and branding method suit the order.
Ask for the garment price, VAT, branding and any artwork setup charges. Confirm any minimum quantity and the payment terms in your written quote.
Confirm stock and production timing before you book a courier. Published product pages ask clients to arrange their own courier or collect. Ask for the address, packed dimensions and ready time.
Have an old price in mind? Prices and product details can change. Use a new quote to confirm the exact garment and total for your order.
Explore the plain range or ask about screen printing, direct-to-garment printing, heat press and embroidery. Send your artwork to discuss the right method.
Both are listed in the catalogue. Sizes vary by style. Ask for the current measurements and stock for your chosen garment.
GSM is grams per square metre. It describes the fabric’s weight. Compare the fabric, cut and weight together when choosing a shirt.
The garment, size mix, quantity and branding affect your quote. Send these details and your due date. Ask for a written total, including VAT and any setup charges.
The published product pages ask clients to arrange their own courier or collect. Confirm the collection address, packaging and ready time with the team before booking.
A great team look starts with a clear brief.