Work Uniform Printing and Embroidery
Corporate uniforms with embroidered or printed logos — restaurants, hotels, clinics, offices
About This Service
Uniform branding must suit the staff role and garment. Identify the model, fabric, working conditions and washing routine before choosing print or embroidery. Mark logo positions clear of pockets, fasteners and protective markings. For a team order, approve names and roles alongside sizes and quantities; keep that record for replacements and new starters.
Why Choose Us
Work and care requirements
State frequent laundering, heat, abrasion or protective requirements. Branding must not be assumed to preserve a garment certification without confirmation.
Personalized
Individual name and title embroidery for every team member
Confirm the garment scope
Separate the garment price from logo preparation and application. Confirm sizes and availability before assigning each item to a team member.
Brand Consistency
Identical branding across all staff — professional team identity
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I specify uniforms for different staff roles?
Group uniforms by role, model, fabric and cleaning requirements. Include the size distribution and logo positions for each group; a medical tunic and a technical jacket should not share an unchecked branding specification.
How should I choose between embroidery and a printed transfer?
Compare the logo at final size: embroidery uses stitches and may need detail simplification; printing depends on fabric and heat or ink compatibility. The intended care and placement matter more than a universal ranking.
How should names and job titles be supplied for uniforms?
Provide exact names and titles in a table linked to each uniform size and recipient. Check spelling, language and line breaks at the final logo position before approving individual files.
Do you supply uniforms?
Specify the type, model, size range and quantity required. Confirm sourcing and availability in the quotation, or send details of your existing garments for a branding assessment.
What specification is needed to establish the minimum order?
The minimum is established for the complete specification, not from quantity alone. Provide the uniform models, role groups, size distribution and names; separate different designs so setup and material requirements can be assessed accurately.
Uniform Branding — ordering guide
Available from Craftarea in Tbilisi: Uniform Branding. The textile branding method depends on fabric, color, artwork and intended use.
- What to send for a quote
- Send the artwork, fabric composition or item photo, garment color, size breakdown, quantity and print position. Specify who supplies the items.
- What to check before ordering
- Specify the work environment, garment types, sizes and logo positions; discuss washing and use requirements in advance.
- What affects the price
- Item type, quantity, artwork area, number of branding positions and production method affect the quote.
- How to proceed
- Send your brief and preferred date through the contact page. Before production, agree the artwork, material, quantity, price and completion date, including installation or delivery when needed.