Corporate kit fails in two ways: it arrives after the event, or it arrives looking like a giveaway. Both usually come from ordering through a middleman who is reselling somebody else’s stock with a logo pressed on afterwards.
per style / colourway
a month · 2,500 a day
shipping not included
in-house team of 10
Our account managers reply in your own language, within 24 hours on working days.
Because the garment is manufactured rather than bought and decorated, the colour is your colour and the logo is dyed into the fabric. A company running a charity race, a five-a-side league, a trade show team or a client gift does not have to accept the nearest available shade of blue.
The minimum is ten pieces per style and colourway. A team of twelve for a corporate tournament, a stand crew of twenty, a cycling group of thirty — all ordinary quantities. The same floor also runs up to 2,500 garments a day, so an all-staff rollout does not need a different supplier.
A ten-person design team works from your guidelines at no charge and returns artwork, colourways and a spec sheet. If your marketing team has a finished tech pack it is produced to exactly; if they have a logo and a hex value, that is also enough to start.
Bulk production runs 10 to 14 days from approved specification, and shipping is quoted separately rather than absorbed into a single number. Give us the event date with the enquiry and the production calendar is written backwards from it, so the deadline is agreed before the order rather than discovered during it.
Technical tees, polos, softshells and jackets, tracksuits, hoodies, cycling kit, running vests, bags and accessories — plus your own woven labels and packaging when the kit is going to clients rather than to staff.
That is a standard order. Confirm the design and quantity, allow 10 to 14 days of production plus shipping transit, and give us the show date so the production calendar is written back from it.
Colour is confirmed against a physical sample rather than a screen, because screens vary. Send the reference — Pantone, hex or a printed item — and it is matched on the sample before bulk production starts.
It is the same line, the same fabric library and the same inspection. A 40-piece corporate order and a repeat brand programme are both produced against an approved sample.
No. Your labels and your packaging are used throughout — there is no Wolvate branding on the garment, the polybag or the carton.
Yes. Repeat runs are matched back to the approved sample, so the second year looks like the first rather than close to it.
Both can run on one order. The minimum applies per style and colourway, so a staff softshell and a client gift polo are two styles on the same production calendar.
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