The September 2025 edition explored how a consistent uniform can support a team’s identity. This archive summary retains the practical buying themes while removing time-sensitive sales claims.
Polo shirts as part of a range
The issue featured polos and corporate shirts as options for different roles. Fabric, fit, sleeve length and laundering should be checked for the individual product rather than assumed from the garment type.
A hospitality uniform feature
The original newsletter described coordinating clothing across reception, housekeeping and food-service roles. The useful lesson is to agree a shared look while allowing each role the clothing it needs for a working shift.
Getting the branding right
Provide a clear logo file and agree the intended size and position. The appropriate method depends on the garment and artwork; print and embroidery should not be chosen from a blanket rule about fabric type.
Ordering today
Check the current catalogue and speak to the team about availability, samples and the required delivery date. The team can explain the ordering and delivery arrangements available for your requirement.