All of our apparel corporate can be branded if required. That means, you can have your company logo branded onto them so your clients have a lasting memento of your brand. The most common options for this are screen printing, engraving and embroidery - although other logo application techniques are available. Should you want your items branded, bear in mind that the delivery lead times are generally longer due to the extra step in the production process. There will also be an extra cost per unit for this, which varies depending on the colours and image size of the logo being applied.
How to order a branded product
Once you have chosen a product, you are given the option to either add branding to your selected item or buy them as is. This is done by making the appropriate selection from the drop down menu's. If you choose to brand there is a simple three step process that you need to follow to calculate the costs of this process.
1. How many logos?
You will be asked how many logo’s you want branded onto the items. Generally customers only want one logo, but there are times when multiple logos can be applied (ie.a shirt can have a screen printed logo on the front and one that is embroidered on the sleeve).
2. What type of logos?
Once you have chosen logo numbers, drop down boxes will appear asking you how you would like these applied. Sometimes only one will be available. Other times you may be able to choose between printing or embroidery as an example. After you have done this, you will be asked how many colours you want printed or the size of the embroidery you want applied. Simply do your best to answer these questions if you are not sure, because your account manager will help you make a final decision
3. Where do you want these logos applied?
A simple text box will appear where you can type in these instructions
Supplying Us With Your Logo
Once we have finalised all the details of your order, we will need to get an electronic version of your logo for printing purposes. Generally, we require this in an EPS (encapsulated post script) format. This is where your logo is made up from vectors (or paths). We need this format to ensure accurate separation of colours and shapes for the printing process. The exception is embroidery, where a JPEG logo is required. Your account manager will discuss these logo formats with you. If you do not have a file available, we are able to re-create your logo in the appropriate format for a nominal fee.