Most firms buying uniform want the same thing: ten or so of one garment, one colour, logo on the chest. A pack is that order made into a single product, priced so that it costs less than buying the garments one at a time and adding the print.
What a pack is
Each pack is one line in the basket: a fixed number of garments, from ten to fifty depending on the pack, in one colour and one size. Your logo goes on the left chest of every garment and the printing is included in the price. Bought singly, a logo is £3.95 a garment, so on a pack of ten that is £39.50 of printing you are not paying for, and the product page shows the figure for the pack you are looking at.
What comes in packs
- Polos, T-shirts and hoodies: ProRTX polo and hoodie packs of ten, an AWDis T-shirt pack of ten, and a Stanley/Stella heavy T-shirt pack of twenty-five.
- Outer layers: a ProRTX softshell pack of ten and a Regatta bodywarmer pack of twelve.
- Mixed packs: the ProRTX Staff Pack of five hoodies and five polos, and the Workwear Week Pack of three polos, five tees and two hoodies.
- Hi-vis: Yoko vest packs of ten, twenty-five and fifty, executive vests, hi-vis polos, T-shirts, hoodies and softshells, and a Crew Pack of five hi-vis polos and five hi-vis hoodies.
How to order one
- Choose the pack, the colour and the size.
- Press the design button and upload your logo. You see it on the garment before you add anything to the basket.
- Add the pack. Need two sizes? Add a second pack in the other size.
When single garments are better
A pack is one size, so it suits crews who mostly wear the same size, or orders large enough to take a pack per size. If you need eleven garments in seven sizes, buy singles and use the staff order tool, which takes a size against each name. And if every garment needs a different name on it, singles are the simpler route.
The discounts still apply
Packs count towards everything else: baskets over £100 get 10% off automatically, UK delivery is £6 and free over £300, and companies, schools and councils can order on a purchase order. Read how to size a crew before you commit to a size, because printed garments cannot be returned for fit.
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