Workwear Packs: Ten or More Garments With the Logo Free
A pack is one line on the order: ten or more of the same garment with your logo printed on every one at no extra charge. How they work and when to use one.
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Branded workwear, PPE and trade account news from East Point Workwear.
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Winter Workwear: How to Layer a Crew for the Cold
One thick coat is the wrong answer. How to build a winter uniform from layers that come on and off through the day, and where the logo goes on each.
Kids' Hi-Vis Vests for Schools, Nurseries and Clubs
A line of children in bright vests is easier to count and easier to see. Vest or tabard, which colour for which group, and how a class set of thirty works.
Portwest Workwear: What the Range Covers and Who It Suits
Portwest is the brand a site crew is most likely to be wearing already. What is in the range, how the trouser families differ, and what can carry your logo.
Regatta Professional: Outdoor Workwear for Crews in the Weather
Regatta's work range brings outdoor-clothing know-how to uniform. The sub-brands explained, what to choose for which job, and where your logo goes.
Result Workwear: Outer Layers, Headwear and Winter Kit
Result makes the jacket, the fleece and the beanie that finish a uniform. The five lines explained, and why it is the easy answer for a winter order.
Hi-vis classes explained: Class 1, 2 and 3 and what your site needs
What the EN ISO 20471 classes mean, which class each kind of site needs, and how to brand hi-vis without spoiling the rating.
How to order staff uniform on a purchase order
A step-by-step for companies, councils and contractors who need branded workwear on a PO number, with a trade account that requires one.
How to size a crew for workwear without the returns
Branded garments cannot be returned for fit, so get the sizes right first: how to collect them, what the size charts mean, and where to order a sample.
Polo, t-shirt or sweatshirt: choosing a uniform top for your trade
Which top suits which job, what each costs to brand, and how to build a uniform that works from a summer site to a winter yard.
