Casual Wear
Everyday kit for staff, clubs and events, chosen for comfort and a clean finish.
- T-shirts
- Polos
- Hoodies and sweatshirts
- Fleeces and softshells
- Beanies and headwear
- Tote bags
Garments
The garment range
We work with a wide range of clothing and branded items, all supplied by us and decorated in-house. Every job is quoted on the garment, quantity and decoration.
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Kit for the people who do the work
We supply and brand clothing for teams across Ireland. If your crew wears it, we can put your logo on it.
- Construction and engineering crews
- Facilities and maintenance teams
- Hospitality, cafés and restaurants
- Sports clubs and run clubs
- Retail and front-of-house staff
- Events, giveaways and merch
What we supply
Four ranges, one supplier
Everything is supplied by us and branded in-house. Browse the full catalogue for every style and colour.
Hospitality & Uniforms
Front-of-house and kitchen wear that looks sharp shift after shift.
- Chef jackets
- Half and full aprons
- Front-of-house shirts and polos
- Staff uniforms
- Matched to your brand colours
- Names and logos
Workwear & Hi-Vis
PPE and workwear built for site, yard and van, branded for your crew.
- Hi-vis vests and waistcoats
- Hi-vis jackets
- Fleeces and softshells
- Sleeveless jackets
- Beanies
- EN-standard PPE
Promotional Items
Branded extras to hand out at events, in welcome packs or around the office.
- Pens
- Notebooks
- Drinkware and bottles
- Umbrellas
- Tote bags
- Event and giveaway packs
Starter packs
What a starter pack usually looks like
Four packs we put together most often. Tell us about your team and we will price the equivalent for yours.
Site and construction
- 2 hi-vis waistcoats
- 2 work polos
- 1 printable softshell
- 1 anti-pill fleece
- 1 cuffed beanie
Logo on the chest, company name printed large on the back of the hi-vis so crews are easy to spot.
Quote this packFacilities and maintenance
- 3 t-shirts
- 2 work polos
- 1 softshell
- 1 fleece
- 1 beanie and snood
Embroidered chest logo on every piece, with a printed back logo on the outer layers.
Quote this packHospitality and front of house
- 3 polos or oxford shirts
- 1 bib apron
- 1 quarter-zip sweat
One neat logo matched across every role, from the kitchen to the front desk.
Quote this packOffice and management
- 2 oxford shirts
- 1 quarter-zip sweat
- 1 bodywarmer
A smaller, finer logo placement for a clean, professional look.
Quote this packKnow your fabric
What the specs in our catalogue mean
Every item in the catalogue lists its weight and fabric. Here is what those numbers and words tell you, so you can pick the right garment for the job.
Light
120 - 160 gsm
Sports and performance tees, summer wear, giveaway tees
Mid
170 - 200 gsm
Everyday tees and polos, the best all-rounder for staff kit
Heavy
220 - 260 gsm
Premium tees, sweatshirts, long sleeve tops
Extra heavy
280 gsm +
Hoodies, heavy sweats and fleece, warm and long-lasting
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What is gsm?
Grams per square metre, the weight of the fabric. A higher number means a thicker, warmer and harder-wearing garment that holds its shape and sits a logo better. Lower numbers are lighter and cooler.
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Ringspun cotton
The cotton fibres are twisted tighter and finer before knitting. The result is softer, stronger and smoother than standard cotton, which gives a cleaner surface for print and embroidery.
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Combed cotton
Short and loose fibres are combed out, leaving only the long ones. It feels softer, pills less and lasts longer. Combed ringspun is the premium end of cotton garments.
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Poly-cotton blends
65/35 polyester-cotton is the workwear standard: tough, quick drying and it keeps its colour. 50/50 shrinks less than pure cotton and holds its shape. 80/20 cotton-rich keeps the soft feel with less shrinkage, common in hoodies.
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Piqué or jersey?
Piqué is the textured, breathable knit used on classic polos. Jersey is the smooth knit used on t-shirts and gives the best surface for large prints.
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Polyester and performance
Pulls sweat away from the skin, dries fast and stays colourfast through the wash. Ideal for sportswear and hi-vis, and it takes DTF prints very well. Recycled polyester performs the same.
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Fleece
Anti-pill fleece is treated so it stays smooth instead of bobbling. Microfleece (around 170 gsm) is light for layering, while 280 to 350 gsm fleece is heavy and warm for outdoor work.
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Softshell
Layers bonded together into one fabric: an outer face, often a membrane, and a soft inner. 2 and 3-layer softshells resist wind and showers. Printable softshells have a smoother face for back prints.
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Hi-vis standards
Hi-vis is certified to EN ISO 20471 in Class 1, 2 or 3. The higher the class, the more fluorescent and reflective material, and the more visible the wearer. Most sites ask for Class 2 or above.
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Tell us what you need and we will come back with a quote. No minimum order.