Use cases
Blanks for company uniforms
A uniform program is a durability program: the same five garments, washed hundreds of times, representing the company at every door. The selection below leans on embroidery-ready polos and wovens with uniform-grade construction.
The pattern that works: a performance polo for the field, a woven for the front office, a quarter-zip layer — one embroidered mark across all three.
How to choose
- Snag-resistant performance knits survive tool belts and van interiors better than soft retail knits.
- Pick garments with wide size runs (S–4XL+) so nobody on staff is the exception.
- Standardize on one or two colorways with deep stock so reorders always match.
What goes wrong
- Choosing a fashion body with a shallow size run and discovering it at the first new hire.
- Skipping the woven layer — someone always meets clients.
From the glossary: Piqué · Snag Resistance
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