Uniform programs, built to be worn every day.Uniform programs,built to be worn every day.

Yes. Send a current garment and we will measure it, identify the construction and propose a fabric match. Matching an incumbent article is usually more accurate than working from a written description, because the sample answers questions a specification often leaves open.

Colour is approved once as a lab dip and then applied across the program. Knit and woven fabrics take dye differently, so where a polo and a work shirt must match, we approve them against each other rather than against the standard separately.

We produce garments with reflective tape to the configuration a buyer specifies. Where a program requires certification to a visibility standard, that standard has to be nominated by the buyer and confirmed through approved testing. We do not claim conformity we cannot evidence.

Yes, and it is usually the better way to run one. Shared fabric across articles improves consumption, and a single development cycle keeps colour, labelling and packing consistent across the whole program.

Your size specification. Where you do not have one, we develop a size chart and confirm it with a size set before bulk. Extended and separate men's and women's blocks are handled at development, not retrofitted afterwards.