Low minimums on tote bags, aprons and uniforms

Most companies selling branded textiles are resellers. They take your order, send it abroad, and you wait weeks to find out whether the stitching is any good. Their minimums are set by what fits in a container, not by what your business actually needs.

We are the production floor

Everything is cut and sewn in our own studio in Northfleet, on the same industrial machines we use for fashion labels. The minimum is therefore what we say it is, and small runs are genuinely welcome. It also means you can visit, and that you get a sample before anything is cut in bulk.

What we make in quantity

Tote bags, drawstring bags and pouches. Aprons for cafes, restaurants, bars and salons. Staff uniforms and workwear. Beauty, clinical and care tunics. Custom t-shirts, either decorated from blanks or cut and sewn from scratch to your own fit. Promotional textiles and event kit. Contract curtains and soft furnishings for hospitality.

Embroidery in-house, no minimum

Logos and staff names are stitched here, and there is no minimum on embroidery at all — we will do a single polo shirt. That matters for a small business kitting out five people, or replacing one garment when somebody joins rather than reordering a whole batch.

Send us the item, the quantity and the deadline, and we will come back with a price per unit and a date we can actually hold to.