Auckland uniform supplier · delivered NZ-wide
We supply the garments and put your logo on them. Embroidery is stitched in-house in our Glenfield workshop, and heat transfers are pressed here too. Custom clothing, work uniforms and branded workwear for New Zealand businesses, couriered anywhere in the country.
Or call 021 082 12843 — Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm.
Brands we decorate — garment brands we supply and decorate, not our clients
What we brand
Most teams start with a shirt and build out from there.
We will help you pick workplace uniforms that suit the actual work, then brand them the same way across everyone, so a new starter in six months still matches the rest of the crew. Branded clothing is only as good as the work clothing it goes on, which is why we start with the garment rather than the logo.
Ordering one for yourself rather than a team? That is fine too — no minimum order. Custom and personalised clothing for individuals.
Blanks from New Zealand wholesale apparel brands, with stock held here.
We are not a garment factory and do not pretend to be. Blanks come from New Zealand wholesale apparel suppliers with stock held here, which is what makes quick reorders and consistent sizing possible. Sizing runs across women's and men's work clothes in the same styles, so a mixed team still looks like one team. If you already have garments, we can decorate those.
We work as a uniform company rather than a uniform store: there is no rack to browse and no catalogue to flick through, because the right garment depends on what the work does to it.
Tell us what the team actually does — front-of-house polos, or heavy work wear for a site crew — and we take it from there. Sourcing, garment selection, sizing and branding all sit with us. All you need to do is approve the quote.
Decoration methods
Two methods, and the right one depends on your artwork and the fabric.
If you are not sure, send the logo through and we will tell you straight which method will look better on the garment.
Stitched here in our own workshop with polyester thread, so it holds colour through commercial and industrial laundering.
Heat transfer and DTF. The transfers are printed by a trusted partner, then pressed onto the garment here on our own heat press.
No small print
Embroidery is stitched in-house, and heat transfers are pressed in-house on our own heat press. The transfers themselves are printed by a trusted partner. We would rather tell you than let you assume.
Why Uniformly
Because the person who quotes your job is the person who decorates it.
We do the whole job, not just the stitching. Tell us what the team does and we source the garments, recommend what actually suits the work, sort the sizing and handle the branding. You do not need to know what a 210gsm pique is, or which supplier has stock this month. All you need to do is approve the quote.
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Your gear is not handed down a chain of middlemen. We run the machine, so we control the quality, we can see where your job is at, and if something is not right it gets fixed by the same person who decorated it. One point of contact from quote to courier.
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Uniforms get washed hard, often commercially. We use polyester embroidery thread and transfers that hold up to commercial washing, because decoration that cracks or fades after ten washes costs more than it saves.
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Once your logo is set up, we keep that setup on record. Two new staff in March means you send an email with sizes, not a fresh setup fee and another round of proofs. Your placements and thread colours stay consistent year after year.
Usually same-business-day replies, Mon–Fri. No minimum order.
Industries
Different trades wreck uniforms in different ways, so the garment changes with the job.
A kitchen destroys fabric with heat and bleach; a site destroys it with abrasion and sun; a clinic needs gear that survives a hot industrial wash without losing its shape. We pick garments and branding with that in mind.
On site that means knowing which hi-vis class a job signs off against — the AS/NZS 4602.1 high-visibility standard (opens in a new tab) published by Standards New Zealand, alongside the PPE guidance from WorkSafe New Zealand (opens in a new tab).
Whether it is business uniforms for one office, workforce uniforms across several sites, or teamwear for a club, the process is the same — and your branded uniforms stay consistent from the first order to the fifth.
Two ways to start
Most quotes go back the same business day. There is no obligation and no minimum order.
Or call 021 082 12843 — Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm.
How it works
Four steps, and nothing goes into production until you have approved a proof.
Step 1
Rough numbers, what the work involves, and your logo if you have it. A photo of an existing uniform is plenty to start with.
Step 2
Garment options that suit the job, a price per garment with the branding already in it, and a realistic lead time. Not a number pulled out of the air.
Step 3
Once the order is placed we confirm your logo size and placement in writing. Nothing is decorated until you have approved it, so the first garment comes out the way you expected.
Step 4
Around 5–21 working days from that approval, to your door anywhere in New Zealand. Then your setup stays on record for the next round.
Not sure what you need yet? Send through what the team does and request a quote — you will get a shortlist of garment options and a price per garment back, with no obligation.
Where we work
All of Auckland from one North Shore workshop, and the rest of the country by courier.
We are based in Glenfield on the North Shore and look after businesses right across Auckland. Because everything is decorated then couriered, being outside the city changes nothing except the delivery leg.
Outside Auckland, we send work uniforms and custom workwear anywhere in New Zealand, including the South Island. See how NZ-wide delivery works.
Pricing
Every job is quoted, because the garment, the branding and the quantity all move the number.
The pricing guide walks through what actually drives a quote — garment, branding, logo setup and run size — so nothing lands as a surprise.
Before you ask
Around 5–21 working days from artwork approval. Simple reorders with stock on hand sit at the quick end; new logos, larger runs or garments we need to bring in sit at the longer end. We give you a realistic date with the quote rather than an optimistic one.
No. One shirt is a perfectly good order, and so is two hundred. Larger runs simply get better per-unit pricing because setup is spread further. A very small order carries a handling charge for the same reason — the setup work behind a job is much the same whether it covers one garment or fifty. The charge is shown on your quote, not added afterwards.
Your setup stays on record, so a reorder is an email with sizes. No repeat setup fee and no new proof round, and the placement matches what your team is already wearing.
Get a quote
Tell us roughly what you need and the quote comes back, usually the same business day.
No obligation, and no minimum order. If you would rather talk it through first, the phone number is right here.
Prefer to talk first
Phone
021 082 12843Hours
Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm
By online quote — we do not take walk-ins.
