Job requirements
Share any required garment characteristics before selection. Product specifications and decoration must be reviewed against the actual work environment.
Manufacturing uniforms & employee merchandise
Durable uniforms and company merchandise for the people who keep your operation moving.
Plan Your Uniform Program
Select apparel around roles, working conditions and laundering needs.
From the shop floor to the front office.
Approved garments and artwork for repeat orders.
Coordinate products, decoration and delivery.

Role-based uniforms
Outfit production, maintenance, logistics and office teams with apparel selected around their daily work.

New-hire kits
Create branded onboarding kits with uniforms, outerwear and essentials, organized around your new team members.
Explore employee kits

Replenishment across shifts
Retain approved garments, artwork and placements for replacements and repeat orders across locations and shifts.
Employee ordering
A company store can give employees access to approved products and sizes while keeping program details organized.

Share any required garment characteristics before selection. Product specifications and decoration must be reviewed against the actual work environment.
Confirm logo files, colors, placements and personalization in the artwork approval.
Scope quantities, new-hire needs and delivery locations. Product availability is confirmed for each order.
Manufacturing buyer FAQ
For plants and manufacturers managing uniforms, employee merchandise, onboarding and multi-shift distribution.
Yes. Build role-based assortments around the work environment, brand requirements and approved garment specifications.
Yes. A centralized program can use one approved product set while quantities and shipments vary by facility.
Yes. Employee-level or department-level packing can be scoped when roster and sizing data are provided in the required format.
Personalization can be quoted where appropriate. Final variable data should be approved before production.
Share the exact employer standard or product specification first. Compliance claims must be supported by manufacturer documentation and should not be inferred from decoration.
Yes. Recognition gifts, event merchandise and uniforms can be managed under one account while remaining separate purchasing categories.
Use approved product specifications and substitution rules. If a product is discontinued, review and approve an alternative before changing the standard.
Yes. A pilot can validate fit, durability, distribution and ordering before expanding to additional facilities.