1. Can I add my company logo to this product?

Most workwear garments in our catalogue can be branded with your company logo. We work with embroidery, screen printing, DTF and heat transfer, and we confirm which technique suits each product before production. See our workwear branding guide for a breakdown by technique and garment type.

2. Can PPE and hi-vis garments be personalised?

Technical PPE — helmets, gloves, safety footwear, fall protection and respiratory protection — cannot be decorated. For hi-vis garments, compatibility depends on the specific product, its certification level and the logo placement, so we confirm it product by product before production to make sure safety standards are not affected. Selected jackets, polo shirts and vests within the PPE range may be suitable for embroidery or printing.

3. How do I request a quote for a team order?

Use the quote form with your products, quantities, size breakdown, logo and target date. We confirm compatibility and send a proposal with full pricing. Nothing is charged until you approve it.

4. Is there a minimum order for personalised workwear?

Minimum order quantities vary by product and branding technique — there is no single minimum that applies to every order. Blank products can be bought online with no minimum at all. For branded orders, request a quote and we will confirm the minimum and the pricing for your specific project.

5. Can I mix sizes and colours in the same order?

Yes. Multi-size orders are standard for team workwear. Include your full size breakdown when you request a quote and we will confirm availability and pricing for each size and colour within the order.

6. What file format do you need for my logo?

Vector files are best: PDF, AI or SVG work for every technique. We also accept PNG at 300 dpi or higher when a vector file is not available. If all you have is a low-resolution logo, tell us when you request the quote and we will advise on the best option.

7. Do I see a mockup before production starts?

Yes. Every personalised order includes a digital mockup showing your logo on the garment, at no extra cost as part of the quote process. Nothing goes into production until you have reviewed and approved it.

8. Do you ship across Europe?

Yes. Stock is held in Spain and we coordinate delivery across Europe. Shipping cost is calculated at checkout for blank products, and confirmed inside the quote for personalised orders. Prices on the site exclude VAT, which is added at checkout according to the destination.

Men's 190gsm Crew-Neck T-Shirt Imperial 11500

Name: Men's Crew-Neck T-Shirt - 190 g/m² | Imperial | 11500
Brand: SOL'S
SKU: 11500301XS
Price: 4.26 EUR
Availability: InStock

Haut Corps
Haut Corps	XS*	S	M	L	XL	XXL	3XL	4XL*	5XL*
A/B	64/48	70/50	72/53	74/56	76/59	78/62	80/65	82/68	84/71

Choose the right branding technique for your workwear, uniforms and team clothing. At Crew Blank, we help businesses select the best method for each garment — from embroidered workwear and printed workwear to DTF and transfer applications. The right technique depends on the product, material, logo design, durability requirements and order size.

We work with embroidery, screen printing, DTF and heat transfer across our garment catalogue. Before any production begins, we confirm technique compatibility for each product and prepare a digital mockup for your approval.

Embroidered Workwear

Embroidered workwear is the most durable and professional way to add your logo to uniforms, polo shirts, work jackets, softshells, fleeces and selected workwear garments. It is the preferred choice for businesses that want a high-quality finish, long-lasting branding and a consistent appearance across their team clothing.

Unlike printing, embroidery stitches the logo directly into the fabric using thread. The result is a raised, textured finish that holds its appearance through repeated washing, outdoor use and daily wear in professional environments. Where a printed logo may fade or crack over time, an embroidered logo maintains its quality throughout the life of the garment.

When embroidery is the right choice

Embroidery works best for logos with moderate detail and a limited number of colours, applied to garments washed and used regularly in professional environments. It is particularly well suited to polo shirts, work jackets, softshell jackets, sweatshirts, fleeces and shirts. Embroidery is especially recommended for:

Corporate workwear teams — polo shirts, softshells and jackets
Hospitality teams — polo shirts, shirts, chef jackets and aprons
Front-of-house and reception staff requiring a premium branded finish
Site managers and supervisors — work jackets and softshell jackets
Any uniform order where durability and professional appearance are the priority

Best garments for embroidered logos

Polo shirts — left chest or sleeve placement, standard for corporate and hospitality teams
Softshell jackets — chest or back placement for a clean, professional finish
Work jackets — chest, back or sleeve, depending on the garment and design
Sweatshirts and hoodies — left chest for a subtle, professional look
Fleeces — left chest or back panel
Shirts and tunics — chest placement, common for hospitality and corporate use
Aprons — upper chest section for front-of-house and kitchen teams
Chef jackets — chest placement, standard for kitchen team branding

Embroidery for polos, jackets and softshells

Polo shirts with embroidered logos are one of the most requested configurations across our corporate and hospitality clients. The left chest position is standard for company logo placement, with sleeve embroidery as a secondary option for additional brand visibility. Softshell jackets and work jackets offer larger embroidery areas and are commonly used for manager-level, outdoor or customer-facing roles where a durable and professional finish matters most.

Embroidered softshells are particularly popular for construction site managers, hospitality supervisors, corporate events and any environment where garments are worn in front of guests or clients. The embroidery holds well on structured workwear fabrics and maintains its quality through repeated washing cycles.

When embroidery may not be the best option

For logos with very fine detail, gradients, a large number of colours or intricate artwork, embroidery may not reproduce the design accurately — DTF or printing may give a better result. Embroidery is also not recommended for very lightweight, technical or stretch fabrics, and is not available for certified PPE garments where decoration could affect product compliance.

If you are unsure whether your logo is suitable for embroidery, include your file when you request a quote and we will confirm compatibility before any commitment to production.

Need embroidered workwear for your team?

Request a quote and we will help you select the right garments and confirm the best branding technique for your project.

Printed Workwear

Printed workwear uses ink applied to the garment surface. It is particularly well suited to designs with large surface areas, many colours or complex artwork that cannot be accurately replicated with embroidery. It is also the recommended option when the design covers a large back area or includes gradients, photography-style elements or fine detail.

Screen printing

Screen printing applies ink through a stencil directly onto the garment. It is cost-effective for larger quantities with consistent designs, and works especially well on t-shirts, hoodies and promotional garments where a bold, flat graphic is the primary requirement. It is most economical when the same design is applied to a significant quantity in a single production run.

When printing is the right choice

The design includes many colours or complex artwork
The garment is a t-shirt, hoodie or promotional item
A large back print or full-width design is required
The order quantity supports the screen printing setup process
The garment material is not suitable for embroidery

DTF Printing

DTF (Direct to Film) printing produces a full-colour transfer applied to the garment using a heat press. It allows for highly detailed, multi-colour designs without the colour limitations of screen printing and without the fabric restrictions that apply to embroidery.

DTF is suitable for designs that include gradients, fine detail or a large number of colours, and works across a range of fabric types including cotton, polyester blends and selected technical materials.

When DTF makes sense

DTF is recommended when the logo includes multiple colours, gradients or fine detail that cannot be reproduced accurately with embroidery, and when the order size does not justify a full screen printing run. It is also useful for garments where embroidery would affect the material performance or drape.

Transfer Printing

Heat transfer printing applies a pre-printed graphic to the garment surface using heat and pressure. It is used for specific applications — short-run jobs, certain product types or situations where other techniques are not compatible with the garment material or construction. Suitability is confirmed during the quote review process based on the product, the design and the intended use.

Embroidery vs Printing: Which Should You Choose?

The right technique depends on the garment, the logo design, the order quantity and the intended use. There is no single answer that applies to every project — the best results come from matching the technique to the specific requirements of each order.

Choose embroidery when:

The logo has moderate detail and a limited number of colours
The garment will be washed and used regularly in a professional environment
A premium, durable and tactile finish is required
The application is a polo shirt, jacket, softshell, shirt, fleece or apron
Longevity and consistency across a team are priorities

Choose printing or DTF when:

The design includes many colours, gradients or fine detail
The garment is a t-shirt, hoodie or promotional item
A large print area — such as a full back design — is required
The order quantity supports a screen printing run
The fabric type is not suitable for embroidery

If you are unsure, include your logo file when you request a quote. We will review the design, the garment and the intended use, and recommend the most suitable option before any commitment to production.

Branding Compatibility by Product Type

Product type	Embroidery	Screen printing	DTF	Notes
Polo shirts	✓ Recommended	✓	✓	Left chest or sleeve
T-shirts	✓	✓ Recommended	✓	Front chest or full back
Softshell jackets	✓ Recommended	—	✓	Chest or back
Work jackets	✓ Recommended	—	✓	Chest, back or sleeve
Fleeces	✓ Recommended	—	✓	Left chest or back panel
Sweatshirts & hoodies	✓	✓	✓ Recommended	Front or back
Aprons	✓ Recommended	✓	✓	Upper chest section
Chef jackets	✓ Recommended	—	✓	Chest placement standard
Hi-vis garments	Confirmed per product	—	—	Compatibility varies — confirmed before ordering
PPE equipment	Not suitable	Not suitable	Not suitable	No decoration on technical PPE

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you prepare a digital mockup before production?

Yes. Every personalised order includes a digital mockup for your approval. No production begins until you have confirmed the layout and design.

What file format do I need for my logo?

Preferred formats:

PDF, AI or SVG — vector formats, ideal for all techniques
PNG at 300 dpi minimum — accepted when vector files are not available

Can all garments be personalised?

Most workwear garments in our catalogue are compatible with embroidery or printing. Technical PPE — helmets, gloves, safety footwear, fall protection and respiratory protection — cannot be branded. We confirm compatibility for each product before production.

Is embroidery more expensive than printing?

Embroidery typically involves a digitisation setup cost and a per-garment stitching cost based on the size and complexity of the logo. For large quantities, screen printing can be more cost-effective. For smaller runs or detailed logos, DTF is often the most practical option. Full pricing is included in every quote we prepare.

What is the minimum order for branded workwear?

Minimum order quantities vary by product and technique. Use the quote form to describe your project and we will confirm minimums and pricing before you commit to production.

How long does branded workwear production take?

Production time depends on the technique, quantity and product availability. We confirm exact lead times in the quote before production begins, so you always know the timeline upfront.

Can hi-vis garments be branded?

Selected hi-vis garments may be suitable for embroidery or printing depending on the product type, certification requirements and intended use. We confirm compatibility for each hi-vis product individually before production to ensure safety standards are not affected.

Specifications

Size chart

Haut Corps
Haut Corps	XS*	S	M	L	XL	XXL	3XL	4XL*	5XL*
A/B	64/48	70/50	72/53	74/56	76/59	78/62	80/65	82/68	84/71

Most workwear garments in our catalogue can be branded with your company logo. We work with embroidery, screen printing, DTF and heat transfer, and we confirm which technique suits each product before production. See our workwear branding guide for a breakdown by technique and garment type.
Technical PPE — helmets, gloves, safety footwear, fall protection and respiratory protection — cannot be decorated. For hi-vis garments, compatibility depends on the specific product, its certification level and the logo placement, so we confirm it product by product before production to make sure safety standards are not affected. Selected jackets, polo shirts and vests within the PPE range may be suitable for embroidery or printing.
Use the quote form with your products, quantities, size breakdown, logo and target date. We confirm compatibility and send a proposal with full pricing. Nothing is charged until you approve it.
Minimum order quantities vary by product and branding technique — there is no single minimum that applies to every order. Blank products can be bought online with no minimum at all. For branded orders, request a quote and we will confirm the minimum and the pricing for your specific project.

Yes. Multi-size orders are standard for team workwear. Include your full size breakdown when you request a quote and we will confirm availability and pricing for each size and colour within the order.
Vector files are best: PDF, AI or SVG work for every technique. We also accept PNG at 300 dpi or higher when a vector file is not available. If all you have is a low-resolution logo, tell us when you request the quote and we will advise on the best option.
Yes. Every personalised order includes a digital mockup showing your logo on the garment, at no extra cost as part of the quote process. Nothing goes into production until you have reviewed and approved it.
Yes. Stock is held in Spain and we coordinate delivery across Europe. Shipping cost is calculated at checkout for blank products, and confirmed inside the quote for personalised orders. Prices on the site exclude VAT, which is added at checkout according to the destination.

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