A strong seasonal range usually combines everyday base garments such as polos or T-shirts with warmer mid layers, outerwear and practical trousers. This gives customers flexibility as temperatures and working conditions change.

Base layers, sweatshirts, fleeces, quarter-zips, softshells, gilets and insulated jackets all work well as part of a layered system. The aim is to create warmth without making the uniform feel bulky or restrictive.

Start with a core colour palette and key everyday garments, then add complementary layers, outerwear and bottoms. Keeping colours and branding consistent helps different garments work together as one complete uniform range.

Yes. Favourites can be used to group products together, making it easier to create customer-specific range boards and revisit the selection when the customer is ready to order or needs a repeat order.

If you already know the product codes, colours, sizes and quantities required, Quick Order can help you enter larger and multi-size staff orders more efficiently.

Yes. For suitable larger or more complex requirements, Quick Quote allows you to submit the details so the team can review the order and provide competitive pricing.

Consider the fabric, garment construction and available decoration areas, as well as how the finished branding will look across the full range. Choosing garments that work well for embroidery or print can make production easier and help deliver a more consistent result.