Industries
Uniform knitwear, by industry.
Every team wears its uniform differently: kitchens, wards, warehouses and pitches each need different fabric, construction and decoration. Start with yours.
- 01Hospitality UniformsFor hotel, restaurant and café staff, a piqué polo of 200–260 GSM with an embroidered chest logo is the standard front-of-house uniform, backed by 180–220 GSM cotton tees for kitchen and back-of-house teams. Pick colours that hide marks, have the collars knitted in your brand colours, and plan a size ratio that covers every shift.
- 02Healthcare Staff UniformsClinic reception, care-home and support teams usually wear a piqué polo or cotton tee as the everyday uniform, with a crewneck sweatshirt or zip fleece as a warm layer. These are knit staff garments, not scrubs or PPE. Choose them for comfort, for role identification by colour, and for a logo that survives frequent washing.
- 03Logistics & Warehouse UniformsWarehouse and delivery teams need a uniform that moves, survives heavy washing and keeps the company brand visible on the road. A 200–260 GSM cotton tee or a piqué polo is the everyday base. For loading docks, cold stores and winter rounds, add a 320–400 GSM (up to 480) fleece hoodie or sweatshirt.
- 04Retail Staff UniformsRetail staff should be easy to spot, and the uniform should look the same in every store. Most retailers choose a piqué polo or a cotton jersey tee in brand colours with an embroidered or printed logo, plus a sweatshirt or zip hoodie for stockrooms and colder seasons.
- 05Sports Club TeamwearA complete club kit usually combines a piqué club polo for officials and travel, cotton training tees, a heavy hoodie for the sideline and a two-piece tracksuit for warm-ups. Each piece can carry an embroidered crest, with names and numbers added by heat transfer, all in your club colours.
- 06Fitness & Gym Staff ApparelGym and studio staff need apparel they can coach, demonstrate and clean in, while still looking on-brand at the front desk. A cotton jersey tee is the everyday base. Add a French terry hoodie for cool mornings and a size-matched two-piece set for instructors who want a coordinated athleisure look.
- 07University & College ApparelCampus apparel centres on the heavy hoodie and crewneck sweatshirt, in 320–400 GSM (up to 480) French terry or brushed fleece, decorated with embroidery, chenille or appliqué, plus cotton tees for societies, sports and events. Settle fabric weight, decoration and retail packaging up front so the range works for both campus shops and student groups.
- 08Corporate Event ApparelFor conferences, company events and promotional giveaways, a printed cotton tee is the practical choice, and a heavier hoodie or an embroidered polo makes a gift people keep. Fix the event date and artwork early, pick the fabric weight by how the garment will be used, and plan sizes from your attendee list.
- 09Cleaning & Facilities UniformsFor cleaning and facilities teams, the practical everyday uniform is a piqué polo of 200–260 GSM or a cotton jersey tee of 180–260 GSM with an embroidered or printed logo. Add a French terry or fleece sweatshirt for cold sites and early shifts. Pick colours that hide marks, and specify garments that hold their shape through frequent washing.
- 10Security Staff UniformsFor security teams, a dark piqué polo of 200–260 GSM with an embroidered chest logo and a clear printed back identifier is the standard knit uniform, layered with a 320–400 GSM (up to 480) fleece sweatshirt or zip hoodie for night and outdoor shifts. These are branded knit uniforms only. We do not make hi-vis or protective garments.
- 11Construction & Trades TeamwearFor construction and trades companies, branded knit teamwear means heavyweight cotton tees of 240–260 GSM, 320–400 GSM (up to 480) fleece or terry hoodies and piqué polos for the office and client visits, all carrying your logo. These are branded garments only. We do not make hi-vis clothing or certified PPE, so wear them where site rules allow or under the required safety gear.
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