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Retail and store staff uniforms
Branded polos, T-shirts, shirts, aprons and stockroom workwear for shop, supermarket and showroom teams, planned around your brand and number of stores.
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Brand presence on the shop floor
Store staff uniforms are one of the first brand elements a customer notices. Checkouts, the shop floor, service counters, the stockroom and collection points involve different work, so clothing needs are considered separately. When planning retail uniforms, we discuss the store concept, company colours and how long staff spend standing and moving during the day. How easily customers can recognise staff also influences model and colour choices.
Polos, shirts, aprons and stockroom clothing
Branded polos and T-shirts are common choices for shop floor teams. In showrooms or advice-led stores, shirts can create a more formal appearance. At bakery, deli or product preparation counters, waist or bib aprons can be worn over the uniform. Work trousers and jackets for stockroom and goods-in teams are planned as separate items.
- Branded polos and T-shirts for sales staff
- Shirts for showrooms and customer advice
- Aprons for counters and product preparation
- Work trousers and jackets for stockroom and goods-in
Logos, names and campaign applications
Defining the logo artwork, size and position at the outset helps keep the same appearance across every store. If staff names, role titles or seasonal campaign prints are required, list them as separate items. Apron pockets, neck straps and waist ties are discussed according to the small items staff carry. Sharing your washing routine helps when choosing fabric and print method.
Bulk orders for a store network
Share the number of stores, staff and size distribution per store, the garment list and your company colour reference. For new store openings, a model reference can be set from the start so the same garments can be followed. Once the model, fabric and branding are confirmed, we prepare a quotation. Shipping and distribution to stores are planned separately.
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Frequently asked questions
How do we keep the same look across all stores?
Define the colour reference, logo artwork and placement at the outset. The model reference is recorded with the first order, and colour matching for later orders is compared using samples.
Can staff names be added to uniforms?
Share the name list, text size and position. Embroidery or printing is reviewed with the fabric and garment.
Which departments should use aprons?
Tell us about service counters, product preparation and bakery areas. Waist or bib aprons are discussed together with pocket layout and strap details.
How should we plan for new store openings?
Share the opening schedule and estimated headcount per store. The scope for additional orders using the same model reference is discussed at quotation stage.