Apparel brands to customise.

Europe's reference blank-textile brand: certified organic cotton, contemporary cuts and a colour range that holds season after season.

The promotional-textile classic: a broad range, deep size availability and prices that hold on large runs.

The British hoodie specialist: one product family, pushed to its limit — a very wide colour palette, sizes that run from kids to adults, and prices that hold on team orders.

The Belgian brand built for decoration: a dense range from tees to jackets, cut for print and embroidery, with colours carried over season after season.

The North American heavyweight of basics: sturdy tees and sweats, deep availability, the tightest prices on the market — the safe bet for large runs.

The American retail-fit tee with a soft hand: smooth fabric that flatters prints — the pick of brands and merch made to be worn out.

The classic everyone knows: honest basics, contained prices, constant availability — the reassuring option for club and school orders.

Endurance first: sweats and workwear built to last, wash after wash — the brand of clothes worn every single day.

The straightforward European basic: consistent, well-cut tees and polos at a fair price — the clean base of a good marking.

Responsible clothing taken seriously: organic cotton and a certified chain from field to finished garment — for organisations whose ethics are part of the message.

Scandinavian premium: refined fabrics, clean cuts, above-par finishing — for corporate wear that should look like retail.

The Iberian good student: colourful basics at tight prices, with a bright palette clubs and events love — a lot of colour for the budget.

The jacket specialist: softshells, fleeces, parkas and windbreakers designed to be branded — the outer layer of teams that work or cheer outside.

British mainstream outdoor: jackets, fleeces and parkas proven by island weather — a brand your teams already know, at promo prices.

Canadian technical wear: membranes, sealed seams and packable down — weather-grade premium for exposed teams and memorable corporate gifts.

The British headwear specialist: caps, beanies, buckets and hats in every construction — the benchmark for embroidered headwear.

The Italian hatmaker: caps and beanies with a more fashion-forward design and recycled fabrics up front — headwear that reads as streetwear.

Spanish workwear: work jackets, multi-pocket trousers, hi-vis — technical team clothing at continental prices.

The cotton-bag specialist: totes, pouches, canvas gym bags — the print surface brands and events love.

Luggage built for branding: backpacks, satchels, coolers and sports bags made for embroidery and transfer — the gear that travels with the team.

The wardrobe of food professionals: chef jackets, aprons, tunics — the German brand dressing kitchens, floors and hotels.

The hi-vis reflex: compliant fluo vests, parkas and softshells — safety wear marked on back and chest.

The towel to embroider: bath, beach, golf and guest towels in dense terry — the club gift and hotel amenity par excellence.

Dutch terry: towels and bathrobes with generous weight and a wide colour palette — welcome linen made to be embroidered.

Accessible performance sportswear: breathing jerseys, vests and training kit — the performance textile of active clubs.

The baby and kids specialist: bodysuits, bibs and tees from first months to first classes — birth gifts and school wear in small sizes.

Baby wear in soft cotton: bodysuits, sleepsuits and hats in tender colours — the British reference for personalised birth gifts.

Spanish safety wear: work shoes and protective equipment — the footwear of the site outfit, standards in order.

The Italian teamwear brand: tracksuits, jerseys and bench jackets — the name clubs know, serving the full locker room.

French nautical spirit: polos, sweaters and jackets with a sailing heritage — the wardrobe of clubs, marinas and crews after a heritage touch.

Plush toys to personalise: bears and companions in a markable tee — the birth gift, the club mascot, the event keepsake.

Hi-vis at entry prices: German fluo vests and accessories — regulation equipment for sites, events and associations without denting the budget.

The breathable sport line of the AWDis family: technical polyester tees and polos that wick effort away — training wear that takes sublimation and transfer alike.

Russell's dressed line: corporate shirts and blouses, easy-iron — the front-desk and floor uniform that stays sharp all day.

The tight-priced European basic: simple, available, markable tees and sweats — the economic option for large event giveaways.

Accessible basics in frank colours: simple tees and sweats for generous runs — the entry range that does the job.

Running and training: technical jerseys, shorts and light windbreakers — the dedicated sport line for races, clubs and corporate challenges.

Rugby spirit: heavy polos with contrast buttons and club stripes — the heritage wardrobe of teams, school houses and British-styled brands.

Simple, sturdy work and image wear — a tight range to equip teams without drowning in references.

Classic teamwear: technical polos, track jackets and club pieces with a sober style — staff and coaching wear that lasts.

The responsible line of the AWDis family: organic cotton and recycled fabrics — the committed basic for organisations that want to say it without shouting.

The tee of the AWDis family: current cuts, consistent jersey, frank colours — the reliable basic that completes the Just Hoods.

The rain poncho to brand: light protection for festivals, stadiums and open-air events — when the sky turns, your logo stays out.

Bags to brand across the whole range: backpacks, gym bags, holdalls, bum bags and cross-body bags — the team accessory that carries the logo off the pitch.

The reference cap of streetwear and sport: stretch-fit crowns, snapbacks, truckers and buckets — the shape clubs and brands recognise at first glance.

Streetwear as blanks: oversized tees, heavy sweats, college jackets, bombers and joggers — the base for brands, collectives and teams after a street wardrobe.

Belgian site workwear: multi-pocket trousers, jackets, vests and safety shoes — the complete work outfit, cut to move and planned for marking.

Fashion and stretch basics: fitted tees, vests, leggings, joggers and lounge trousers — dance, fitness and leisure wear that follows the body.

British corporate wear: shirts, blouses, polos, jumpers and chinos — the front-desk, retail and office uniform that stays sharp all day.

Fashion basics in soft cotton: tees, sweats, tee dresses and denim totes — the simple, well-cut piece of brands, cafés and cultural venues.

Oversized streetwear: loose tees, hoodies, crewnecks, joggers and light puffers — today's cuts for brands and collectives that sell their clothing.

German solidity: tees, polos, softshells, fleeces and padded vests in classic cuts — the company and team wear you pick without hesitation.

Corporate suiting: coordinated jackets, trousers and skirts — the front-of-house, hospitality and representation outfit that matches across the whole team.

The retail brand as blanks: hoodies, tees, knit jumpers, shirts and polos — a label your teams already know, ready to carry yours.

The work jean: stretch denims and trade trousers cut for the full day — the bottom half of the workshop, shop and site outfit that does not look like a uniform.

British field outdoor: trekking shirts, insulated jackets, fleeces, softshells and convertible trousers — the outfit of guides, outdoor teams and corporate expeditions.

The committed cotton basic: tees, hoodies, polos and canvas bags in straight or oversized cuts — the sober piece of organisations that buy by their convictions.

Trade socks: work, safety, non-compression and soft-cotton models — the kit detail that matters for teams on their feet all day.

Denim to personalise: jeans, chinos, shirts and denim jackets for men and women — the bottoms and outer layer that give team wear a retail look.

The unbranded tee: crew neck, V-neck and sport version, delivered without a neck label — the neutral base for brands that apply their own.

Promodoro's work line: tees, polos, sweats and sweat jackets cut for the workshop and the warehouse — trade wear that keeps the parent brand's consistency.

The breton stripe and the fisherman's smock: the Breton house of stripes, in men's and women's, short or long sleeves — crew wear for harbours, fish markets, cafés and sea-minded events.

Fruit of the Loom's retro line: large-logo tees and sweats, nineties cuts — the nostalgia piece personalised as a complement, for brands playing the reference.

The team bag: kit bag, shoe bag and boot bag — three pieces that follow the player from locker to pitch.

The tee with a first name: Francis for him, Francine for her, Titi Francis for kids — a tiny range, one idea, for organisations after a base with a French sense of humour.

The combat trouser: the classic military cut with cargo pockets — the field piece of technical crews, stage managers and event outfits that own the utility register.