Why your personalised workwear logo is your secret weapon
If your business was a person, your logo would be its face.
It is the single visual thing that people associate with your company, so it makes sense to use it everywhere you can.
We are not just talking the usual stuff; website, stationery and marketing bumf here, but cars, vans and your uniform or overalls. You'll get free advertising for as little effort as possible, making an impression on everyone you meet. Plus your staff will feel like they're part of one big team.
Embroidered Uniform logos:
These have texture and character, so they look professional. They're durable too, staying like new wash-after-wash. They need to be sized right though - too big and they could tug the fabric, too small and they could lose definition.
Embroidery from £2.25 - Here!
Printed Workwear logos:
Cheaper than embroidered logos, but you can print them onto your workwear at much bigger sizes, for extra impact. Plus we can easily print someone's name or job title alongside the logo to personalise your gear even further.
Print from £2.25 - Order Today
What makes a good logo?
We're no fancy-dan graphic designers, but we've printed enough jackets and embroidered plenty of polos shirts with logos to know the best ones are simple, memorable and have a nice link back to your brand.
Think about Nike's 'Swoosh'. It might just look like a big tick, but it's one of the world's best logos because of its simplicity, its tie in to the brand's strapline 'Just Do It', and the link to the company name - the swoosh represents the wings of the Greek goddess Nike. Cool, eh.
And Nike are no slouches when it comes to brand awareness, they stick that swoosh nearly everywhere. And you should too, starting with your workwear!
Want your logo on your work gear?
First off, the logo you want to use should be nice and bold small fiddly ones tend to lose their shape when reduced in sizes or when the colour is changed from black to white.
Then let us know where you want your logo to go, and on what workwear item, and then choose between having it printed or embroidered.
