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Printing work clothing

Have your workwear printed with your own logo at Unishore Workwear, from just one item. We print in-house for self-employed professionals and teams. Choose company clothing that suits your work: from T-shirts and polo shirts to sweatshirts, jackets and overalls. Your company name or logo makes staff recognisable and gives different garments a coordinated look.

What does printing cost? View prices and one-off costs.

T-shirt printing Polo shirt printing Sweatshirt printing Work jacket printing

Company clothing with your own logo

A recognisable team starts with clothing that suits the job. Consistent logo colours and placement give different garments a coordinated appearance. This lets you combine a T-shirt, polo and work jacket without everyone having to wear the same model.

Which workwear can you have printed?

Work shirts provide a lightweight base, polos offer a smart look and work sweatshirts or work jackets provide an extra layer. There are also dedicated collections for overalls and hospitality workwear.

Printed clothing also makes a practical gift for customers and colleagues. Our article on company clothing as a promotional gift with a logo explains which clothing and accessories suit different occasions.

In-house printing

Unishore Workwear prints in-house, using techniques including DTF transfers. With this technique, your logo is printed onto transfer film and applied to the clothing using a heat press. You first receive a digital proof showing the position and size of your logo. Printing follows after your approval.

Is your workwear washed industrially? We use suitable industrial transfers with your logo. We apply these logos to your clothing in-house. We store any remaining logos free of charge for a future order. The unapplied logos have a shelf life of two years.

The differences between DTF, embroidery-look transfers, industrial transfers and softshell blockers are explained in our guide to logos and printing options.

Printing or embroidery?

Printing applies a logo or text to the garment; embroidery stitches the design into the fabric with thread. The fabric, design and desired appearance determine which option is suitable. Fleece or a coarsely textured fabric calls for different considerations from a smooth work shirt. With softshell, the construction of the material also matters: not every version requires the same technique.

Would you like the appearance of a stitched logo as a print? With an embroidery-look transfer, the stitches are imitated in the design, without embroidery needles passing through the outer fabric. For a logo with the tangible texture of real thread, you can choose workwear embroidery. The differences are set out in our comparison of printing and embroidery. When washing personalised clothing, both the garment's care instructions and those for the applied print or embroidery apply.

Frequently asked questions about workwear printing

What is the minimum order quantity?

You can have workwear printed from just one item. You do not need to order a complete batch of clothing. Industrial logos do have a separate minimum run: we generally order them in batches of 50, even if you need fewer garments.

Which file types are accepted?

You can supply a JPG or PNG file, but printing requires a vector logo. Converting to vector format may involve additional costs, which are listed in the cost overview at the top. Please preferably supply a vector file in AI, EPS or PDF format. A PDF is not automatically a vector file: it can also contain a pixel-based image. Please preferably supply the original logo file rather than a screenshot.

How large should a logo on company clothing be?

For a chest logo, we generally use a width or height of 10 cm, for a sleeve logo 8 cm and for a back logo 25 cm. The size we use depends on the shape of your logo and the space on the clothing. For a round logo, we make the size approximately 20% smaller. Would you like a different size? Other dimensions are possible by agreement, provided the logo and clothing are suitable. Printing is also possible just below the collar, at the back of the neck: we adapt the size to how subtle or noticeable you want it to be. Pockets, seams and zips can limit the available space.

Which workwear is tax-deductible?

As a business owner, you can deduct the cost of clothing that is suitable almost exclusively for work, such as a uniform or overalls, for Dutch income tax purposes. Is the clothing also suitable for private wear? Then a logo of at least 70 cm² referring to your business is required. Read the workwear conditions from the Dutch Tax Administration.

How long will it take for my order to be ready?

The delivery time depends on the availability of the clothing and the arrangements for your print. While we wait for your clothing, we prepare your logo and proof. This saves time once the clothing arrives. Your approval of the digital proof is also part of the process.