Branded uniforms for commercial and domestic cleaning companies, facilities management providers, housekeeping, caretakers, porters, maintenance and grounds teams. Pocket tabards, tunics, polos, fleeces, trousers and hi-vis, embroidered or printed in-house with a free visual proof first. Over 25 years' experience in products, printing and embroidery, since 1999.
A consistent uniform tells a client who is in their building, helps with site security and audits, and makes a small cleaning business look established from the first visit. For FM providers, it keeps every contract looking like one company.
What we supply
Kit for cleaning and FM teams
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Cleaning operatives
Pocket tabards with side studs, in standard and long length and a wide range of colours, worn over a polo or t-shirt.
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Housekeeping and domestic staff
Wrap-around and zip tunics, tabards and aprons for hotels, care homes and holiday lets.
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Office and contract cleaning
Polos and fleeces with a left-chest logo, for teams seen by building users.
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Caretakers, porters and maintenance
Polos, sweatshirts, softshells, work trousers and safety footwear.
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Grounds, window and exterior teams
Waterproofs, fleeces and hi-vis where your risk assessment calls for it.
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Front of house and reception
Shirts, blouses and knitwear for FM reception and helpdesk staff. See also security uniforms.
From our catalogue
Popular cleaning and FM garments
Starting points from Premier, Uneek and Yoko.
Advice
Building a cleaning uniform pack
A sensible starting set for each operative is two or three tops (tabards or polos), one pair of work trousers and a warm layer for early starts and colder months.
- Logo on the chest, not the pocket. On tabards, embroider above or beside the front pocket so it stays readable and the pocket stays usable.
- Phone number or website on the back. A printed back on tabards and fleeces works like a van livery for domestic cleaners.
- Colour by role or contract. FM providers often use one tabard colour per service, such as cleaning, catering and housekeeping.
- Choose washable fabrics. Poly-cotton tabards and tunics wash often and dry quickly.
Decoration
Embroidery or print?
Embroidery is the standard for uniforms that are washed often and seen by the public. It doesn't crack or peel, and it looks smart on polos, shirts, knitwear, fleeces and softshells. Embroidery starts at 8 pieces, with a one-off £20 digitising charge; we keep the file for reorders.
Print suits larger marks, back prints and role names. DTF and vinyl have no minimum, which helps with one-off new starters, and screen printing is good value from 25 pieces. We can combine methods on one order, for example an embroidered chest logo with a printed back.
Accounts and portals
Ordering across sites and teams
Most cleaning and FM uniform programmes are not one order. People join, sites open and sizes change. We set things up so reorders match the first order without anyone re-briefing us.
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Client portal
Your approved garments, logos and agreed prices in one place. Add staff names and departments to orders, enter a PO number at checkout, and reorder in a few clicks.
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Warehousing and packing
We can hold your branded stock, then pick, pack and send it to a site or to individual staff, bagged and labelled by name or size.
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Multi-address delivery
One order split across several sites or home addresses, sent by DPD on the next working day after dispatch.
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Logos and positions on file
Your digitised logo, thread colours and placements are kept, so new starters' kit matches the originals.
See staff uniforms and branded workwear for how portals and stock holding work.
How it works
How an order runs
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Send the brief
Roles, garments, rough sizes and quantities, your logo and the date you need everything. Not sure on garments? Tell us the job and we'll suggest a set.
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Free visual proof
We show logo size, position and thread or ink colours on each garment. Nothing is made until you approve it.
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Made in-house
Embroidery, screen printing, DTF, DTG and vinyl in our own production unit. Typically 5–7 working days from approval and payment, subject to stock.
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Packed and delivered
Sorted by size, person or site and sent by DPD on the next working day after dispatch. Free UK mainland delivery for direct business orders of £150 or more ex VAT.
FAQ
Cleaning and FM uniform questions
What uniform do cleaners usually wear?
Most UK cleaning teams wear a branded tabard or polo with dark work trousers, plus a fleece or softshell for outdoor and early-morning work. Housekeeping teams often wear tunics.
Can you put our logo on tabards?
Yes. We embroider or print logos on tabards, tunics, polos, fleeces and aprons. Left-chest embroidery is the most common choice; the front pocket is best left clear.
Is there a minimum order?
Printed DTF and vinyl items have no minimum, so you can kit out one new starter. Embroidery starts at 8 pieces and screen printing at 25.
Can you supply several contracts or sites?
Yes. We split orders by site or person, can hold branded stock, and can set up a client portal with your approved range and prices.
Do you also do security uniforms?
Yes. See security uniforms. FM providers can run cleaning, security and maintenance kit on one account.
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