workwear and shirts
Embroidered shirts with your company logo
Long-sleeve embroidered shirts in oxford, poplin and twill, cut for men, women and unisex, in white, blue, navy, grey, black and beige. With your logo embroidered on the chest, they work as a uniform for customer service, office and events.
Embroidery that lasts through washing
The logo is stitched into the fabric, so it does not crack or peel with everyday wear. It is the usual finish for corporate shirts.
Proper shirting fabrics
There is oxford, poplin and twill, most in 100% cotton and some in a cotton and polyester blend. Each fabric has its own look, from the most formal to the hardest-wearing.
Men's and women's cuts
Several models come in a men's and a women's version in the same fabric and colour, so the whole team looks consistent. There is also a unisex option.
Who wears them and where
Embroidered shirts are the uniform for teams that face the customer: reception, retail, sales reps, hospitality or staff at trade fairs and events. A shirt with the logo embroidered on the chest looks just as right behind a counter as in a meeting.
They also suit onboarding packs and team clothing for presentations or conferences. By combining men's and women's versions of the same model, the whole group keeps the same image.
Fabric, weight and embroidery
Most models are lightweight shirts under 160 g/m², such as the 130 and 133 g/m² poplins, cool enough for year-round wear. The 165 g/m² oxfords and the 185 g/m² twill have more body and stand up better to heavy-duty work. Many are made under amfori BSCI, some carry OEKO-TEX and there are organic cotton options.
Embroidery is the natural technique for shirts, and the range also lists screen printing, screen transfer and digital transfer. The catalogue price includes one-colour marking in the standard area, and before you pay you receive a free simulation of your logo on the shirt.
How to choose embroidered shirts with your logo
- Fabric for the job
- Poplin is smooth and formal, oxford has a more pronounced texture and twill is the hardest-wearing. For office and customer service, poplin works; for roles with more movement, go for oxford or twill.
- Fabric weight
- Under 160 g/m² the shirt is light and cool; between 160 and 220 g/m² it gains body and is warmer. Think about the season and how many hours it will be worn.
- Composition and certifications
- 100% cotton breathes better; the polyester blend creases less and dries faster. If origin matters to you, filter by amfori BSCI, OEKO-TEX or organic cotton.
- Cut and marking technique
- Choose models with a men's and a women's version if the team is mixed. Embroidery gives the most durable finish; screen printing or transfers suit designs with more detail.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about embroidered shirts
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Can I order a sample to check the size and fabric?
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How long does delivery take?
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Choose your models, upload your logo and within 24 working hours you have the quote with the embroidery simulation.
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