Branded apparel people can wear with confidence

Bring your team or event together with apparel selected for the people wearing it. Share the occasion, preferred garment type and how the clothing will be used so fit, fabric and branding can be considered together.

  • Chosen for the people wearing it
  • Placement planned per garment
  • Quantities by size and colour

A navy hoodie with a gold embroidered crowned B, a cream polo, a white t-shirt and a navy cap with the crowned B, on an oak table.

For teams, events and welcome kits.

Tell us the occasion and how the clothing will be used.

  • Five navy polo shirts folded in a row, each with a small gold crowned B on the chest.

    Team wear

    One garment and one mark, so the team reads as one.

  • A stack of mustard t-shirts, the top one printed Your design across the chest.

    Event tees

    A bold print, ordered in volume for one day or one campaign.

  • A cream hoodie with a navy crowned B folded in a navy box lined with printed tissue.

    Welcome kits

    A garment people keep, packed with the rest of the kit.

Build the order around real wearers.

Tell us about the intended environment, preferred fit and any size range you need to cover. If you already have a garment reference, include it. Size labels can vary between products, so review the sizing information for the selected garment before collecting final quantities.

Six sage t-shirts on hangers from smallest to largest, each printed Your logo on the chest.
A white sample t-shirt with a navy crowned B beside fabric swatches, colour chips and a blank tag.

Tell us about

  • Where it is worn
  • Preferred fit
  • Size range
  • A garment reference
A white t-shirt laid flat, front up, with a gold crowned B on the left chest and Branding Czars printed down the sleeve.

Give the artwork room to work.

Send your logo and identify the placements you want, such as the chest, sleeve or back. Include brand color guidance and any names, numbers or design variations. Available decoration methods depend on the garment and artwork.

Placements

  • Chest
  • Sleeve
  • Back
  • Names or numbers
  • Design variations
Close-up of a gold crowned B embroidered on navy fleece beside a navy crowned B printed on white cotton.
Embroidery and print. The method depends on the garment and artwork.

Make the size breakdown clear.

Provide quantities by garment, color and size. If the breakdown is still being collected, send the total estimate and explain when the final list will be ready. For welcome kits, tell us how sizes should be matched to recipients without putting personal details into the initial public form.

Quantity by size, for each garment and colour
  • S12
  • M30
  • L34
  • XL18
  • XXL6
  • Total100

Example quantities only.

Three navy t-shirts laid flat with their backs up, each printed Your name across the upper back.

Common questions.

Can you help compare garment options?

Yes. Share your use case, approximate budget and preferred style. We will discuss suitable options and confirm availability for the order.

Can each item have a different name?

Ask about personalization and include the number of variations. The method, data format and approval process need to be agreed before production.

Can I check the garment before ordering?

Ask about sample options for fit, fabric and decoration. The appropriate sample, its cost and timing depend on the product and the decision you need to make.

Tell us who will wear it.

Share the occasion, the garment you have in mind and a rough total. The size breakdown can follow.

  • Only your name and email are required
  • Sizes and artwork can follow later
  • You receive a quotation before anything is produced

Want to add sizes, images, quantities or timing? Use the quote page. Prefer to talk? contact@brandingczars.com or +1 431 532 0122

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