We make workwear, medical, kitchen and hotel clothing for companies across the European Union. Order from 10 pieces and have it delivered in 15 to 20 days.
Every category works the same way. We agree the cut and colours, make a sample, and once you approve it we produce the whole order.

Jackets, work trousers, bib and brace, coveralls and polo shirts. We pick the fabric weight for the job, because a chilled warehouse and a summer site are not the same problem.
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Scrubs, lab coats and tunics for clinics, dental and veterinary practices, pharmacies and laboratories. Cut for women and for men, not one unisex shape for everyone.
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Chef jackets and trousers, aprons and hats. We choose fabrics that survive a hot wash, because in a kitchen that is what decides how long a garment lasts.
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Reception, housekeeping, spa and maintenance. Each department looks different but sits in one colour palette, so the property reads as one place.
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T-shirts, polos, hoodies and caps with embroidery or print. For trade shows, for events, and for the teams who sit in front of customers.
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Shirts, blouses and jackets for offices, showrooms, banks and customer service. One cut held steady over years, including when you reorder for new starters.
See corporate uniforms →No middlemen and no passing your enquiry down the line. One person runs the order from start to finish.
You tell us headcount, roles and your deadline. We send back a quote.
We make a sample carrying your logo. Nothing goes into production until you sign it off.
We collect sizes for the team and keep them on file, so reordering is quicker next time.
The full order made and delivered within 15 to 20 days of sample approval.
Most workwear suppliers sell finished models from other people's brands. We make against your order, so the cut, the colour and where the logo sits are your decisions rather than a catalogue's.
Fabric and shape chosen for the job. One weight for a warehouse, another for a kitchen, another for a reception desk.
We hold your team's sizing against the order, so kitting out a new starter is one email rather than measuring from scratch.
We always make a sample for approval. Changes happen on one garment, not across the whole run.
A Polish company shipping within the single market, so no customs clearance and no import duty. VAT-registered businesses elsewhere in the EU are invoiced under reverse charge.
Ten pieces. Below that, the cost of making a sample and setting up the machines is spread across too small a run and the unit price stops making sense. Above ten, the price per piece falls as the order grows.
Fifteen to twenty days including delivery. We count from sample approval rather than from your first email, because approval is what starts production.
Yes. We make a sample carrying your logo and only start the full order once you approve it. Samples are charged, and we credit the cost against a confirmed order.
Polish zloty. Businesses elsewhere in the European Union are invoiced under reverse charge once you give us your EU VAT number.
Yes, by embroidery or print depending on the fabric and the size of the mark. Embroidery handles repeated washing better, print suits large or multi-colour artwork. We advise once we have seen your logo file.
Yes, anywhere in the European Union. Shipping inside the single market means no customs paperwork and no import duty. Cost and timing go in the quote, as both depend on the country and the size of the order.
Yes. We keep the cut, the colours, the embroidery settings and your team's sizing on file, so a reorder for one new person does not mean starting the specification again.
We reply on working days. If you have a logo file, send it in reply to our email.