
Standard Business Cards
Give the team something professional to leave behind.
From £20.84
No print selected — artwork will not appear on the garment. Left and right refer to the wearer. Back view is a colour-matched placement illustration. Final size and position are confirmed before production.
Production options
Artwork routes
Delivery options configured
Warm & branded
From · ex VAT
£16.80
Made to order — available to configure
Artwork route
Upload finished artwork or send the requirement to our design team. Product-specific file requirements should be confirmed before production.
Front artwork
Choose a print option to preview your artwork.
Configured total · ex VAT
£16.80
Buying guide
Branded hoodies give more decoration space than many workwear garments, but the design still has to account for seams, pockets, zips and the hood itself. Small chest branding can create a uniform look, while larger back artwork works better when the message genuinely needs distance visibility. Garment construction determines which areas are practical for print or embroidery, so choose the hoodie style before locking the artwork position. For staff clothing, comfort, wash routine and size availability can be more important than adding the maximum possible decoration. Keep repeat orders consistent by recording the approved logo size and placement with the garment specification.
Configured delivery services are shown during checkout where applicable. Production timing is confirmed from the selected product specification before production starts.
Can hoodies be printed and embroidered?
Suitable hoodies can support different decoration methods depending on the artwork and position. The garment construction and logo detail should be checked before choosing.
Is a large back logo suitable for workwear hoodies?
It can be useful where rear visibility matters, but a smaller chest mark may be enough for a cleaner uniform. Choose from the role and branding requirement.
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