Custom clothing for companies — t-shirts, polos, sweatshirts and caps, exact price online, no quote

Why is custom clothing the most cost-effective promotional medium?

A promotional product is measured by the number of impressions it generates over time. On that score, clothing beats most giveaways: a t-shirt or sweatshirt with your logo is worn dozens of times, in town, at the gym, in the office, long after the event that handed it out. Every wear is free exposure for your brand, to the wearer and everyone they meet. Measured as cost per impression, it is one of the cheapest media on the market.

Clothing also plays on a register few products reach: belonging. A well-made team garment creates a collective feeling at a trade show, an away day or an induction day, and an embroidered polo handed to a client falls into the “gift” category rather than “giveaway”. That double value — long-term visibility and emotional connection — is why, year after year, it remains the biggest line in promotional product budgets.

Screen printing, embroidery or transfer: which technique for which garment?

Screen printing is the benchmark for t-shirts and sweatshirts in volume: ink is laid down layer by layer through a stencil, giving bright, opaque blocks of colour that stand up extremely well to washing. It is unbeatable on value for money as volume grows, on logos in one or a few colours. Its only point to watch: each colour is a separate screen, so a design rich in shades is better suited to another technique.

Embroidery stitches the thread directly into the knit. The result has relief and an almost permanent hold, with a premium finish that flatters polos, caps, softshells and beanies. It is the choice for client gifts and front-of-house uniforms. For photographic, multicoloured or gradient artwork, digital transfer (full colour) takes over: it reproduces details faithfully and suits short runs perfectly. On every product page, the configurator only offers the techniques genuinely compatible with the chosen garment, and the price updates with your selection.

Cotton, organic cotton or recycled polyester: how to choose the material?

Classic cotton offers the best finish-to-budget ratio for large runs: comfortable to wear, it takes screen printing perfectly and suits campaigns where volume comes first. Certified organic cotton targets CSR commitments and employer branding: the same comfort, but a message consistent with your values, particularly appreciated in welcome packs or employee gifts.

Recycled polyester (rPET), technical and lightweight, is the natural choice for softshells, jackets and sports or outdoor pieces: it dries quickly, holds its shape and ticks the responsible-material box. Weight matters as much as material: 150-180 g/m² suits a summer t-shirt handed out in numbers, 280-320 g/m² gives a sweatshirt or hoodie that holds its shape and gets kept. Each product page states material and weight, and the configurator reflects the impact of your choice on the price straight away.

When should a company give custom clothing?

Clothing covers almost every B2B use. At a trade show or event, a t-shirt or cap with your logo dresses the team and makes the stand recognisable from a distance. Internally, a sweatshirt or hoodie gives an onboarding welcome pack real presence and strengthens new recruits' sense of belonging. On the client side, an embroidered polo or a softshell makes an elegant gift, far more memorable than a disposable item.

Think seasonal too: t-shirts for a product launch or a summer campaign, sweatshirts and beanies for year-end gifts, jackets for field teams. As everything is configured online with the exact price shown, you can compare a high-volume t-shirt with a more premium piece in minutes, and settle your choice against your budget per person.

How to prepare your logo for crisp textile branding?

The final result depends first on your file. A vector logo (SVG, PDF, EPS or AI) is ideal: it stays sharp at every size and lets us match colours precisely, especially for screen printing. Failing that, a high-resolution PNG works for a transfer. Plan the branding area — chest, back, sleeve — and keep the artwork legible: on fabric, a logo that is too fine or too busy loses definition. A proof of your logo is sent to you before printing, so you can adjust size and placement before production starts.