Custom Business & Workwear — Page 11

It depends on the method. With DTF you can brand a single shirt or apron, while screen printing usually starts around 24 pieces for the best per-piece price. Tell us your headcount and we'll point you to the right approach.

Match it to the work: easy-care twill and broadcloth for corporate and front-of-house roles, oxford for a polished dress look, and rugged stain-release industrial shirts for the shop floor. If crews work near traffic or machinery, start in hi-vis, and consider aprons or scrubs for service and medical settings.

Yes. Most of our dress and work shirts come in both men's and women's fits, so you can standardize one look across the whole team while everyone gets a cut that actually fits. Order a size run first and reorder as you hire.

Pricing depends on the garment, quantity, number of ink colors, and placement, and setup is included in your quote. Bulk orders lower the per-piece cost, so the more you order the better the rate. Request a free quote and we'll give you exact numbers.

Often, yes. Send us the brand and style and we'll confirm it's compatible with screen printing or DTF before you ship anything, since some coatings and finishes affect how ink adheres. Hi-vis pieces get an extra check so we don't print over reflective tape.

We use DTF for name and title personalization, which lets each shirt carry different text with no minimum. It's the simplest way to add a left-chest name or role while keeping your logo consistent across the team.

Standard turnaround is about 6 business days, and many stock items ship within 1 to 2 days, with rush options often available. We keep your artwork and specs on file so reordering for new hires or added locations is quick and consistent.