Approved logo and embroidery files available to authorised company users.
Corporate embroidery
Turn uniform embroidery into a repeatable company programme.
The strongest corporate workflow is not another quotation email. It is a company workspace with approved artwork, roles, purchasing references, personalisation data, order history and repeat specifications.

Uniform Programme
Add five new employees without rebuilding the branding brief.
Keep the company’s approved production rules together, then use them as the reference when new employees, departments, branches or replacement garments are added.
Keep the correct position, scale and production reference with the job history.
Upload names, roles, departments, garment types and sizes in CSV format.
Separate buyer and approver roles when the organisation needs purchasing control.
Capture customer and purchase-order references with the embroidery request.
Start from a previous approved specification while recalculating against current pricing.
A company view of the embroidery operation.
This interface preview illustrates how orders, artwork, approvals and repeat jobs are organised. The labels shown here are sample workflow data, not live customer records.

Embroidery is not one of the things we do. It is the system we built.
The differentiator is the connection between estimating, artwork, proof approval, production state, company permissions and the specification used for the next order.
Open company workspaceCorporate questions
Procurement without guesswork.
Can a company keep approved logos for repeat embroidery?+
Yes. Company workspaces are designed for approved artwork, shared files, order history and repeat specifications.
Can different people request and approve company orders?+
Yes. Corporate workspaces support role-based access for owners, admins, buyers, approvers, finance users and viewers.
Can we add employee names and job titles?+
Yes. Bulk personalisation can be submitted as a CSV list and stored securely with the order for production review.
Can an old company logo be removed from uniforms?+
Suitable garments can be assessed for unpicking and rebranding. The replacement logo must cover the old stitch footprint and high-risk fabrics require manual inspection.