Most uniforms start with a polo and stall at the question of what goes over it. Result is the answer a lot of firms arrive at: a brand that concentrates on outer layers and headwear, in a very wide range of colours and sizes, at prices that make it realistic to give every member of staff a jacket.
Five lines, one label
- Result Core. The everyday range: fleeces, softshells, bodywarmers and jackets that most orders are built from.
- Result Recycled. The same sort of garment in recycled fabric, including utility trousers, Prism PU waterproof trousers with reflective bands, and a women's three-layer printable hooded softshell.
- Result Winter Essentials. Hats, gloves and cold-weather extras.
- Result Headwear. Caps and beanies.
- Result Workguard. The harder-wearing end: work jackets, trousers and shorts.
Why it suits a winter order
A winter uniform is usually three things: a fleece or softshell, a jacket or bodywarmer, and a hat. Result makes all three, so the navy of the fleece matches the navy of the beanie, and one order from one brand covers the lot. It suits outdoor crews, facilities teams, schools and anyone working through the cold months.
Printable softshells
Some softshell fabrics do not take print well. Result's printable softshells are made to, which matters if your logo is large or goes on the back. For a small chest logo, embroidery is the usual choice on a fleece, a softshell or a beanie.
Branding and price
Nearly all of the range can be branded. We embroider and print in-house in Lowestoft with no minimum order. Add your logo on the product page, move it where you want it, and the 3D designer shows the garment turning with your artwork on before you order. A logo is £3.95 a garment and initials are £1.75 a letter.
Packs
Two of our hi-vis packs are Result: ten printable safety softshells, and thirty Result Core junior hi-vis vests for schools and nurseries. See kids' hi-vis for schools for the second.
Ordering
Orders over £100 are 10% cheaper automatically, anything over £300 ships free in the UK, and schools and councils can use a purchase order.
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