East Point Workwear is now its own side of the site, with its own navigation and its own look, so you are not wading through goalkeeper gloves to find a pair of work trousers.
There are more than 3,500 products in it. Here is how it breaks down.
The sections
5 collections
Caps, bags, beanies, aprons, gloves, belts, kneepads, tabards, towels and PPE
1262 products
Straight to a shelf: t-shirts, sweatshirts, formal shirts and blouses, hi-vis vests, caps, bags or aprons. Or browse the whole range at once and filter it down.
The brands
Trade and safety: Portwest, Regatta Professional and Regatta High Visibility, ProRTX and ProRTX High Visibility, Craghoppers.
Corporate and hospitality: Premier and Onna by Premier, Kustom Kit, Henbury, Asquith & Fox, Finden & Hales.
Promotional and leisure: Result, AWDis, B&C Collection, Gildan, Fruit of the Loom, Beechfield, Bagbase, Quadra, Flexfit, New Era.
Nearly all of it takes your logo
Shirts, jackets, midlayers, trousers, shorts, hats, bags, aprons and towels on this side can all be branded.
Put your logo on one and you see it on a spinnable 3D model of that garment, at its real printed size in millimetres, with the printable area drawn on. If your logo file is too low-resolution to print cleanly, the page tells you before you order rather than after.
You can also add a staff member's name or initials — a fitter's name over a pocket is a small thing that makes a uniform feel like theirs. Prices: initials £1.75 a letter, names 80p, logos £3.95 flat. Which method a garment takes — stitched or printed — depends on the garment and the artwork: see embroidery or print.
Dedicated pages for the common ones:
Branded polo shirts · t-shirts · hoodies · sweatshirts · hi-vis vests · work trousers · jackets · softshells · fleeces · caps · beanies · bags · aprons · towels
Kitting out a team
Paste your staff list in from a spreadsheet — name, size, one row per person — and order the lot in one basket, with each person's own name on their own garment. How staff list orders work.
Ordering regularly? A corporate shop gives you one page holding only your approved garments, already carrying your logo, so staff order for themselves.
Paying
UK delivery is £6 and free over £300, 10% comes off automatically over £100, and businesses and public sector buyers can put a PO number and PO document on the order.
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