Gildan Workwear for hardwearing quality, trade and industry use.
Your own company logo embroidered on the Front.
Additional Back logos (at extra cost).
These are excellent quality items with professional, eye-catching embroidery.
Discounted Prices on wholesale and trade orders.
Take a look at our Gildan workwear range
Emphasize the needs of trade and industrial sectors: uniforms that are durable, affordable, and functional.
Introduce Gildan as a trusted choice for blank apparel: good reputation, wide range, strong stock availability, many colours & sizes.
Highlight why embroidered logos are preferred in these settings: visibility, durability, and professional appearance.
Fabric quality: cotton/poly blends, heavyweight or midweight depending on garment type.
Durability: good stitching, ribbing, pre-shrunk blends (less shrinkage), reduced pilling in certain lines (e.g., Heavy Blend).
Comfortable designs: polos, sweatshirts, t-shirts, and hoodies that allow freedom of movement.
Wide size & colour ranges – useful for branding consistency and matching corporate colours.
Logo permanence: stitches won’t crack or peel (like some prints might), especially with frequent washing.
Better resistance to harsh conditions (machinery, movement, outdoor work), depending on garment and thread quality.
Professional finish: raised texture, visible from a distance, adds to team identity & brand recognition.
Using the examples above, show a cost breakdown: base garment + logo.
Show how per-unit cost drops as quantity increases (volume discounts). E.g., GD40 shows a lower price per unit when ordering 50+, 100+, etc.
Also list extra costs to consider: digitisation/setup for logo, size of logo, placement, additional colour in thread.
Match garment to usage: e.g., work-site vs indoors. Use heavier sweatshirts for colder/harder environments, lighter cotton t-shirts for warmer or indoor work.
Logo placement: chest, back, sleeves — back logos cost more; chest logos are standard and cheaper.
Simplify logo designs for trade pricing: fewer colours, smaller stitch count helps reduce embroidery cost.
Wash inside out, at moderate or cold temperatures.
Avoid harsh detergents or bleach (unless the garment allows).
Tumble dry on low heat or air dry; avoid ironing directly onto embroidered areas.
Follow any garment care labels to preserve fabric integrity and logo longevity.
GD56 Sweatshirt: base + logo example.
GD40 DryBlend Polo: moisture-wicking, good for active outdoor or industrial work.
GD35 Softstyle Polo: more stylish finish with cotton feel.
GD03 Light Cotton T-Shirt: lower cost, good for large numbers or secondary wear.
Sum up: Gildan workwear + quality embroidery = good value for trade & industry.
Stress that for businesses needing reliable uniforms in tough conditions, balancing garment quality, logo quality, and quantity leads to better ROI.
Call to action: examine your team’s needs, get logo mock-ups, and request trade quotes.
