Embroidered Uniform Shirts are Worth Exploring

If you are looking for uniform shirts for your employees, embroidered uniform shirts are worth considering.  Whether you would like the embroidery to be on the placket of the shirt, or to have your company logo or name embroidered on the chest or sleeve of the shirt, you will be adding an important element of uniqueness to your shirt, and depending on what you chosen to embroider, possibly also adding to your brand image.

These days, there are many colours, styles and fabrics of embroidered uniform shirts for both men and women.  You can choose from polo shirts, tee shirts, as well as traditional button up shirts.  Even the traditional shirt design has many styles available, for example stand up mandarin colours, rounded or square bottoms as well as pockets or not as well as short or long sleeves.  Polo shirts also have some associated choices as they can have a colour of the same fabric, or made out of ribbed materials as well as a few other differentiating details. Part of your choice will depend on the type of business you have, and the image you would like to impart with your embroidered uniform shirts.

There are also many different qualities of uniform shirts.  One of the things you will want to look at is the quality of craftsmanship of the shirts, for example, are all the seams finished, either by serging or by being turned over and stitched (frenched).  Your shirt will also come with or without a back yoke.  If there is one, it should be doubled fabric.  If you are looking at traditional shirts, you will want to make sure there is interfacing in the placket, collar and cuffs as this will ensure the shirt always looks crisp and new.  You will also want to give some thought to whether your embroidered uniform shirts will be worn tucked in or left out, as this will be important for whether you choose a rounded or a square hem.

There are a full range of different fabrics to choose from today, all of which can be used for embroidered uniform shirts.  For example, you will be able to choose from 100% cotton, as well as poly cotton in different weaves as well as from the newer micro fabrics.  One of the advantages of the micro fabrics is that they look and feel like silk and are very easy to care for, whereas 100% usually needs to be ironed.  This is an important consideration for your employees if they are going to the ones doing the laundering.

These days you will find embroidered uniform shirts available though some of the better suppliers as well as readily on the internet through online merchants.  Most online merchants these days have secure checkout facilities and very competitive prices.  Most of them also offer customized embroidery and have the facilities that allow you to either choose an image, or upload your company logo or name, and preview its placement on your shirts.  The ease of ordering and quick delivery of online merchants, to anywhere in the world, make them a great option for uniform shirts.