Small Business Uniforms
A uniform program without the program. No contract, no annual minimum, no account manager — just order the pieces you need, reorder when you need more, and stop when you want.
What a small business actually needs
Real numbers from our own order data, not estimates.
A practical starter kit
Most small businesses start with two pieces and add from there.
Embroidered polos
The uniform staple. Left chest logo, piqué or performance fabric, in the colors your brand already uses.
Work tees
Everyday wear for the crew, printed or embroidered, cheap enough to give everyone three.
Hoodies and crewnecks
Cold-weather layer that keeps the logo visible instead of hidden under a coat.
Jackets and quarter-zips
The premium tier — supervisors, client-facing staff, and people you want to keep.
Caps and beanies
Highest visibility per dollar of anything on this list.
Aprons
Front-of-house, kitchens and makers, embroidered so it survives commercial laundering.
How it works
Design it free or send your logo
Type a description into the AI design studio or upload artwork you already have. Ten free designs a month, no sign-up, print-ready with a transparent background.
Start with two pieces
A polo and a cap covers most small businesses. Order one of each, look at them, then decide.
Outfit whoever you have
Two staff or twelve. There is no threshold to cross and no commitment to sign.
Reorder anytime, bulk applies itself
New hire next month? Reorder the same piece. At 20 or more of the same item the discount fires in the cart automatically — 20% at 20, 25% at 50, 30% at 200. No code, no sales call.
Businesses that run it this way
Retail and service shops
Front-of-house polos that make a small operation read as established.
Mobile businesses
Branded crews get let in. It is the cheapest trust you can buy.
Two to twelve staff
Below every traditional uniform minimum, which is exactly the point.
Seasonal hires
Order for the season, stop when it ends, restart next year with the same file.
Do I need a contract for a uniform program?
Not here. Traditional uniform services run on rental contracts or annual minimums because their model depends on committed volume. This is ordering, not a service agreement — buy pieces when you want them, stop whenever, and come back in a year to the same logo file and thread colors.
What is the cheapest way to look professional?
An embroidered polo and a cap. Both read as intentional immediately, both survive daily wear, and together they cost less than most people expect. Add outerwear later once you know which pieces your team actually reaches for.
Can I start with one shirt?
Yes, and you should. No minimum makes the first piece a real order rather than a sample request, so you can hold the garment, check the stitch and see the color in daylight before spending on the whole team.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a contract or annual minimum?
Neither. Order when you want, stop when you want, come back whenever.
What is the minimum order?
There is none. One piece is a real order.
Do you charge setup or digitizing fees?
No, at any order size.
What should I order first?
An embroidered polo and a cap. That covers most small businesses and both survive daily wear.
Will a reorder next year match?
Yes. Logo, thread colors and placement stay on file.
When do bulk discounts apply?
Automatically at 20 or more of the same item — 20%, 25% at 50, 30% at 200.
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A uniform program without the program
No contract · no minimum · no setup fees · reorder one at a time