Apparel
Corporate clothing for teams, events and merchandise shops, organised into seven groups: T-Shirts, Hoodies, Sweatshirts, Polo, Outwear, Caps and Socks.
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Branding methods in this category
- Pad printing — Durable ink print — crisp logos on small and curved surfaces
- Screen printing — Vivid, hard-wearing print — best for textiles and bags
- UV / screen transfer — Transfer film — full colour on textiles, umbrellas and bags
- Embroidery — Stitched, premium feel — best for logos up to 10 cm
The exact print area and size are on each product page where the supplier publishes them, and are confirmed in your free mockup.
Corporate clothing for teams, events and merchandise shops, organised into seven groups: T-Shirts, Hoodies, Sweatshirts, Polo, Outwear, Caps and Socks. More than fifty styles are listed and the range is built mainly on Stanley/Stella, with Elevate, TENSON and VINGA adding caps and jackets. Fabrics are largely organic cotton single jersey and recycled polyester, including fleece and water repellent shells. Sizes are chosen on each product page. Use the subcategories below to move straight to the garment type you need.
What sits under Apparel
The category runs from light layers to outerwear. T-Shirts and Polo cover everyday team wear and event staff. Sweatshirts and Hoodies carry the bulk of merchandise runs and internal culture projects. Outwear holds padded jackets, parkas, bombers, gilets and fleeces built on recycled polyester and recycled nylon shells with water repellent finishes. Caps come from VINGA and Elevate in canvas and recycled cool fit constructions, and Socks round the range out for gift sets. Stanley/Stella supplies most of the styles, so fits and colours stay consistent when you combine several garment types in one project.
Choosing starts with the audience and the season. Client facing staff usually need a polo or a shirt weight layer plus one outer piece, while a warehouse or events team is better served by heavier sweatshirts and a jacket. Autumn and winter projects lean on Outwear and fleece, spring and summer on T-Shirts and Caps. Size curve matters as much as the style: order a spread that reflects the actual team rather than an even split, and remember that unisex and fitted lines run differently. Colour availability is wide across the Stanley/Stella styles, which makes it practical to keep one shade across several garment types.
Decoration and ordering
Cotton jersey takes screen print for large flat areas and long runs, DTF transfers for small runs, photographic artwork or several colours, and embroidery where a durable, textured mark is wanted on a chest or a sleeve. Fleece and heavier sweatshirt fabrics hold embroidery well. Technical shells with a water repellent finish are normally embroidered or decorated with a transfer chosen for the fabric. Caps are usually embroidered on the front panel.
Orders start from ten pieces per model, and sizes within a model count towards that quantity. Branding is included in the item price with no setup fee. Production runs from five working days after artwork approval, samples are available in two to three days, and delivery covers the EU. The per unit price depends on the run size and is shown on the product page.
Frequently asked questions
Which garment types are in the Apparel category?
Seven groups: T-Shirts, Hoodies, Sweatshirts, Polo, Outwear, Caps and Socks, with more than fifty styles between them.
Which brands do you carry for corporate clothing?
Stanley/Stella accounts for most of the range, with Elevate, TENSON and VINGA supplying additional caps and jackets.
Can I mix sizes within one order?
Yes. Sizes are selected on the product page and all sizes of the same model count towards the minimum of ten pieces.
What fabrics are used?
Mainly organic cotton single jersey for light layers and recycled polyester for fleece and outerwear, including recycled nylon shells with a water repellent finish.
Which branding method should I pick for clothing?
Screen print suits large runs on cotton, DTF handles small runs and multicolour artwork, and embroidery gives a durable mark on fleece, caps and jackets.