Apparel design that builds your brand.
From first concept to production-ready tech packs. We design uniforms, workwear and gear that balance brand identity, wearer comfort and manufacturing efficiency: gear your teams actually want to wear.
Your uniforms look different in every market.
Teams find the gear uncomfortable, so they don’t wear it.
Your brand guidelines never made it into a tech pack.
From brief to approved sample, in four steps.
Discovery & research
Product line assessment and client insight assessment to ground the brief in real context.
Ideation & concept design
Concept proposal and solution strategy, refined through structured client validation.
Technical design & documentation
3D modeling, tech pack development and textiles development.
Prototyping & sample shipping
Sampling, proto testing, client feedback and pre-production sample validation.
Samples you can hold before anything is produced.
Every design goes through sampling, prototype testing and your feedback before production starts. The samples are shipped to you for a hands-on review.
- Your brand guidelines, built in. Colours, artwork and logos matched to your brand.
- Tested by your own staff. Wear tests and focus groups with the people who will use the gear.
- Checked for daily use. Colour-fastness and wash testing before sign-off.
What a design project can include.
Choose the parts you need: every project is scoped to your brief.
Your brand, built in.
- Custom artwork & branding
- Brand guideline integration
- Look-book photoshoot direction
Ready for the factory.
- Tech pack development
- Material research & sourcing
- Size grading
Tested by the people who wear it.
- Focus group facilitation
- Staff testing programs
- Color-fastness & wash testing
Designed here. Made, shipped and tracked by the same team.
Design, manufacturing, logistics, software and training from one team, for teams in 35+ countries. Add only the parts you need.
Questions clients ask
How do you design custom workwear for a brand?
Five steps: (1) Discovery — we map your use case, fleet size, climates, brand guidelines, and operational constraints; (2) Concept design and tech-pack development; (3) Material recommendations; (4) Sampling and wear-testing with real users; (5) Production. Typical design timeline: 6–10 weeks before the first production batch.
What fabrics work best for delivery courier uniforms?
Climate and use case drive it. Common pairings: water-resistant softshell for temperate climates; breathable polyester blends for warm markets; high-vis reinforced fabrics where road safety matters; thermal layering for winter routes. We commonly run multi-season programs with separate SKUs for summer and winter weights — same brand identity, different fabrics.
How does the sampling and approval process work?
Standard sampling: (1) Design + tech pack, (2) First sample round (rapid iteration, ~2 weeks), (3) Wear testing with real users, (4) Pre-production sample, (5) Sign-off. We typically do 2–3 sample rounds before production. All samples are shipped to you for hands-on review.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines and tech packs?
Yes — we routinely work with client-provided brand guidelines and existing tech packs. Often we build on what you have, extending it for new SKUs while preserving brand standards. If you have a brand team, our designers integrate with them directly.