YOUR PEOPLE. YOUR BRAND.
Custom embroidered company apparel, thoughtfully put together. Find your fit, add your logo, and let us take care of the details.
Your logo, beautifully placedFirst embroidery location included
A human eye on every orderCard hold now. Charge after approval.
A little less to think aboutFree ground shipping to the 48 contiguous states
BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKDAY
From the desk to the day out.
A polished first impression.
Your brand, whatever the weather.
The small detail that finishes it.
Comfortable layers for every day.
Everyday essentials for your team.
Made for teams on the move.
Find the fit that feels right.
Styles built for the workday.
Carry your brand wherever you go.
For school, clubs and young teams.
Extra length, familiar favorites.
A GOOD LOOK STARTS WITH GOOD APPAREL
Start with a brand you know, or find a new fit for your team. Choose a brand to explore its styles for custom embroidery.
Choose a collection for your team, compare fabrics and fits, then plan the complete decorated order.
Build a company apparel order around the people who will wear it. Start with one everyday garment, add the right layers for each role, and keep the logo consistent across the team. You can choose different styles and fits without expecting one garment to suit everyone.
A quarter-zip gives employees an adjustable neckline and an easy layer over a work shirt. Compare a stretch performance knit with a cotton-blend interlock before choosing the feel and weight for your team.
Choose a performance polo by fabric weight, texture and the demands of the role. Moisture-wicking fabric can be a useful starting point for active work, but the lightest fabric and the most substantial work polo will feel different.
The Richardson 112 is a practical starting point for a company trucker-cap order: a structured Mid Pro front, precurved bill, mesh back and adjustable snapback. Start with the shape your team wants, then choose a color combination and a logo that suits the front panel.
Coordinate a company layer without giving every employee the same sleeve coverage. Compare the J317 and L317 jackets with J325 and L325 vests, then choose the fit and insulation underneath for the actual workday.
Give crews, estimators and office staff a recognizable company identity while choosing garments for their different roles. Start with work polos for everyday use, a woven shirt for appointments, and a coordinated hat or jacket for outdoor layers.
A service uniform has to work for the person making the call and the customer opening the door. Compare easy-care woven shirts, performance polos and a coordinated outer layer for technicians, dispatch teams and estimators.
Plan warm-weather shirts, company hats and a practical outer layer as separate parts of the crew kit. Choose fabrics and colors for daily use, then use one clear mark to connect the whole order.
Coordinate reception, administrative and office-team apparel with polos, fleece and vests. Choose the layer and fit for the workplace’s dress policy while keeping the practice logo readable and consistent.
Choose employee gifts around how they will be used: a layer for onboarding, a sweater for a dressier workplace, or a bag for commuting and travel. Start with the recipient list and a complete decorated budget before choosing the assortment.
CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE
Compare polo fits, outerwear layers and cap shapes before choosing your team’s embroidered apparel. Each guide links to the products, details and size information you need for the next step.
The Port Authority K500 and women’s L500 share several fabric and finishing details. The useful decision is which size and garment shape each person needs. You can coordinate a team without requiring everyone to wear the same style. Start with measurements and available colors, then plan the embroidered logo across both pieces.
Comparing the J317 and women’s L317 Core Soft Shell jackets with the F219 and women’s L219 Value Fleece vests involves two decisions: woven outer construction versus fleece, and sleeves versus a sleeveless layer. Choose according to how the garment will be worn, then compare the exact style’s measurements and logo placement options.
The Richardson 112 and New Era NE400 both have structured fronts and adjustable snap closures, but their profiles, bills, and fabrics differ. Start with the look and fit your group wants. Then check the actual color, size, and embroidery options before placing the same logo on one or both styles.
Choosing between the Port Authority K500 Silk Touch Polo and CornerStone CS412 Select Snag-Proof Polo starts with fabric and finish. Both have a three-button front and side vents, but they use different fabrics and sleeve openings. Compare those details alongside the size charts before choosing an embroidered polo for your staff.
The Sport-Tek F281 Super Heavyweight hoodie and Port & Co PC78H Core Fleece hoodie offer two different starting points for embroidered team layers. Both are pullovers, but their fleece weight, cotton blend and measurements differ. Use those details to decide which construction suits your group, then check the logo placement on the selected style.
PERSONAL, WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK
Good company apparel starts with the right pieces and ends with the details feeling right. You have a say at every step.
Get to know the processMix styles, colors, and sizes. Add your logo and choose where it goes.
Authorize your card at checkout. We then review the garments, artwork, placement, and price.
Approve your final proof in Printavo. After staff confirmation and proof approval, we collect the authorized payment before production.
A CONSIDERED STARTING POINT
Versatile pieces to make your own. Prices include one embroidery location. Quantity discounts start at 12 items.
CLEAR FROM THE FIRST STITCH
Your displayed item price includes one embroidery location. Add up to four more supported locations at $10 each before quantity discounts. No automatic setup or digitizing fee.
See pricing & quantity breaksMerchandise prices are per item, before tax. A style ordered in fewer than six pieces has a $75 Small order handling fee per distinct embroidery location. Sizes and colors of the same style combine; different styles are separate. Ground shipping is free to eligible addresses in the 48 contiguous U.S. states.
Discount exceptions: Quantity discounts are limited by supplier minimum prices on certain products, including some Carhartt and Tommy Bahama styles. Your estimate shows the actual savings.
PLAN YOUR PRODUCTION TIME
Production starts after payment and final proof approval. Rush options range from 5 to 9 business days, with a surcharge. Shipping transit time is additional.
Rush charges apply to discounted merchandise plus the Small order handling fee, before tax.
