Branding guides for planning your project

Define what the branded item must achieve. A staff uniform must survive repeated washing and look consistent; a conference giveaway must be affordable at volume and useful enough to be kept; an outdoor sign must withstand weather. The purpose guides material, method and quantity, and prevents buying something that looks good but fails in use.

See screen printing, DTF and embroidery for detail.

Quantity influences method and cost per item. For apparel, collect a size list early; guessing leads to ill-fitting stock. Allow a small allowance for new hires or replacements if the uniform will be reordered, and ask whether future top-ups can be matched in garment style and colour.

Delays most often come from artwork. Locate your vector logo, brand colours and approved fonts before you ask for a quote. Our artwork guidelines list what to send.

Work backwards from the date you need items in hand, allowing for quote approval, artwork sign-off, payment, production, finishing and collection or delivery. Simple jobs sometimes move quickly; complex or large jobs take longer. Any estimate is subject to capacity, job size, approved artwork, payment and a confirmed deadline, and we confirm timing on your quote.

1. Confirm quantities and sizes with the decision-maker.
2. Check logo version, spelling and colours.
3. Confirm collection or delivery arrangements.
4. Approve the quote and artwork in writing.

Ready? Request a quote.

Use these branding guides alongside our artwork guidelines before you request a quote.