Custom Branded Uniforms: Embroidery, DTF or Screen Printing?
The design's done. Now somebody asks how the logo actually gets onto the fabric, and nobody in the room knows. With custom branded uniforms, the method you pick changes how they look, feel, and last through the wash.
Embroidery for Durable Branded Uniforms
Stitched in. It looks sharp on polos, jackets and caps, and it holds up. Very fine detail doesn't always come out well. It also gives uniforms a more professional, textured finish that works well for company logos and names.
Screen Printing for Bulk Uniform Orders
Cheap per piece when you're ordering a lot, and best for simple designs with a few colours. Gradients and lots of colours aren't its strength. It's a practical option when you need the same design across a larger batch of shirts.
DTF Printing for Detailed Uniform Designs
The design is printed on film and heat-pressed onto the garment. It handles full colour and detailed artwork, and works on different fabrics. Good for smaller runs.
How to Choose the Right Uniform Printing Method
Staff polos and jackets: embroidery. Event tees: screen printing. Complicated logo: DTF. And order one sample before the full batch. This lets you check the colour, placement, fabric feel and overall appearance before committing to the full order.
Custom Branded Uniforms from Gidi Apparel Group
Gidi Apparel Group in Houston does all three for schools, companies and security teams, including custom school uniforms.
Send your logo to Gidi Apparel Group and ask for a free quote.
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