Branded clothing makes a team look united, professional and easy to recognise. But which garments should you choose? It depends on the work you do, the time of year and the impression you want to give. Here's a quick guide.
T-shirts
Branded T-shirts are the most versatile option.
- Best for: gyms, cafés, events, summer work, volunteers and giveaways
- Why: affordable, comfortable and a big print area front and back
Hoodies
Branded hoodies are warm, relaxed and always popular.
- Best for: clubs, creative teams, warehouses, outdoor work in cooler months and merchandise
- Why: people love wearing them outside work too, which means more exposure for your brand
Gilets
Branded gilets look smart and keep your core warm while leaving arms free.
- Best for: trades, estate agents, farm businesses, event staff and anyone in and out of vehicles
Jackets
Branded jackets are for teams who work outdoors year round, such as landscapers, builders and site managers.
Caps and hi-vis
Caps finish the look and keep the sun off. Hi-vis vests are essential on sites and at events (see our hi-vis guide).
Building a team wardrobe
Many businesses choose a combination: T-shirts for summer, hoodies or gilets for winter and a jacket for bad weather. Using the same colour and logo position across everything keeps your team looking consistent all year.
Tips
- Choose a garment colour that makes your logo stand out.
- Put a small logo on the chest and a larger one on the back.
- Order a range of sizes plus spares for new starters.
- Check your logo is a high-quality file. Read our logo tips.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best branded clothing for a small business?
T-shirts are the most affordable and versatile, while hoodies and gilets are popular for colder months and outdoor work.
Where can I get branded clothing in Norfolk?
Hethel Print & Design supplies branded T-shirts, hoodies, gilets, jackets, caps and hi-vis from the Hethel Engineering Centre near Wymondham.
Kit out your team
Browse our clothing range or call 07769 200277.
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