Hi vis vests, shirts and jackets with your logo on them

Either. We source hi vis vests NZ-wide from the same wholesalers our uniform orders come from, or you send us stock you have already bought and we decorate that. The custom hi vis vests we brand in Auckland usually start as a plain garment off a wholesaler shelf. Plenty of sites already have a preferred garment that their safety officer has signed off, and there is no reason to change it just to get a logo on it.

We cannot tell you that, and we would rather say so than guess. We are a decorator, not a certifier — we place logos clear of the retroreflective banding and confirm the position with you first, but what that does to a certified garment's status is a question for the garment's own certification or its supplier. If your site needs it confirmed in writing, get that from them before you order and we will work to whatever it says.

Embroidered hi vis in Auckland is the default for a chest logo: thread outlasts the garment and does not care about the wash. Printed hi vis shirts in Auckland tend to be the ones wanting a big back panel, full colour, or reflective material in the logo itself, which stitching cannot do. We will tell you which we would pick for your artwork when we quote it.

Yes. We press reflective and fluorescent transfer material as well as standard, so a company name across a back panel can catch a headlight the same way the garment banding does. The film is printed by the same partner as all our transfers and pressed here on our own press. Both films carry a minimum run where our standard transfer does not, because our transfer partner runs those films in minimum quantities: ten transfers of each design at each size for reflective, twenty for fluorescent. That is transfers rather than garments — one logo on each vest means ten or twenty vests, though a vest carrying two of the same mark is two transfers, so ten vests reaches twenty and five vests reaches ten. A reflective logo is worth it on night work and largely wasted on a day-only crew.

Embroidered, yes. Not pressed — putting a transfer on a cap needs a cap press, which is a different machine from the flat press we run, and we do not have a cap press yet. So a hi vis cap or beanie gets a stitched logo. That is a limit on our gear rather than a view about caps.

Yes — safety workwear NZ-wide, North Island and South Island, rural addresses included. We decorate in Glenfield on Auckland's North Shore and everything ships from there with tracking. Ordering safety clothing NZ-wide from an Auckland decorator costs you a courier leg and nothing else.

No. There is no shop, no showroom and no walk-ins — the workshop is not set up for visitors. Everything goes out by courier with tracking, Auckland included, so the answer is the same wherever you are.

Every job is quoted, so there are no prices published here. The garment you pick moves the price most, then whether the logo is stitched or pressed, then how many you order and whether we have already set your logo up at that size. A very small order also carries a handling charge, since the setup behind a job is much the same for one vest as for fifty. Send rough numbers and you will get a price per garment back, usually the same business day.