Custom company clothing: prices, minimum, lead times

Custom company clothing: prices, minimum, lead times

On tknp.io, custom company clothing starts at 10 units per model, decoration included. For 50, the B&C #E150 T-shirt costs €4.55 excluding VAT (DTF transfer A6) and the embroidered College Hoodie €17.88 (8 x 10 cm). Customised and shipped within 10 business days, 5 with rush.

Key points:

• For 50 units with the company logo, a best seller in each category costs from €3.39 excluding VAT (the Bag For Life, with an A6 DTF transfer) to €17.88 excluding VAT (the College Hoodie, embroidered 8 x 10 cm).
• A Creator 2.0 T-shirt and a Cruiser 2.0 hoodie, both embroidered 8 x 10 cm, come to €42.27 excluding VAT per person for a team of 50.
• Minimum order: 10 units of one model, any mix of sizes and colours.
• Delivery to 32 European countries; the basket gives the estimated date.

Three quotes, three different layouts, and technical fees that show up in the third email: that is often where the project of dressing the team in the company logo gets stuck. So I put the figures first: the price of a best-selling garment in each category, the full price grids from 10 to 250 units for two organic cotton essentials, the budget for a whole team, the minimum order and the lead time, as our product pages show them.

These are our prices, read off our product pages on 19 October 2026. Each one is excluding VAT, shipping extra, with a single logo, for the page's most affordable colour, at standard lead time. Large sizes and some colours cost a little more: the product page shows the extra as soon as you select them. These prices are indicative and may change; the model's product page remains the reference on the day you order.

Where can you get custom clothing made for your company?

Order your custom clothing where the price including decoration, the minimum and the lead time are written down before any quote request: that is what lets you decide without waiting for three replies. On tknp.io, the product pages show their price grid for every tier, 10 up to 1,000 units, you order online, and a costed quote arrives within 24 business hours for anything outside the catalogue.

Wherever you order, four questions are enough to compare two offers:

• Does the price include the decoration, and for what quantity?
• Is the minimum counted per model or per order?
• Is the lead time written down, for standard and urgent orders?
• Can you see your logo on the garment before you pay?

The figures in this guide apply to both ways of dressing a company: the team kitted out year-round, as people join, and the one-off order for a seminar, a trade show or an end-of-year party, where the company merch is handed out all at once. Welcoming new starters has its own guide, the one on the company welcome pack. An internal event kit has its own too, with eight ideas for seminar merch.

How much does custom company clothing cost?

For 50 units with the company logo, a best seller in each category costs on tknp.io from €3.39 excluding VAT (the Westford Mill Bag For Life, with an A6 DTF transfer) to €17.88 excluding VAT (the Just Hoods College Hoodie, embroidered 8 x 10 cm). Here are these best sellers, labelled as such in their section, with their decoration technique and their unit price at 10, 50 and 100 units.

Prices per unit excluding VAT, one logo included, read on 19 October 2026.

These best sellers match under the same small chest logo: the navy polo shirt, the heather grey hoodie, the ecru (Natural colour) or navy T-shirt, the navy windbreaker and the natural cotton bag are all among the colours on their product pages. The #E150 and the My Polo 180 are men's cuts; the College Hoodie, the Windbreaker and the cap are unisex. At 50 units, one-colour screen printing costs the same as the DTF transfer on the T-shirt (€4.55) and on the bag (€3.39). For a site or workshop team, jackets and fleeces have their own guide: custom workwear.

What is the price by quantity, from 10 to 250 units?

The unit price of a company garment drops at every quantity tier, and, to reach it, colours add up as long as the model and the logo stay the same: our guide to the custom company T-shirt details these tiers. Embroidered, the Creator 2.0, an organic cotton T-shirt by Stanley/Stella, therefore costs €11.39 excluding VAT each at 10 units and €8.20 at 250. Here are the grids for the two organic cotton essentials in our Companies collection: a T-shirt, the Creator 2.0, and a hoodie, the Cruiser 2.0.

Creator 2.0, Stanley/Stella's T-shirt in GOTS-certified organic cotton jersey, 180 g/m², sizes XXS to 5XL, price per unit excluding VAT:

Cruiser 2.0, a Stanley/Stella hoodie in organic cotton fleece, 350 g/m², sizes XXS to 5XL, price per unit excluding VAT:

On these two models, the decoration costs exactly the same amount, tier by tier. At 50 units, the DTF transfer adds €2.09 excluding VAT to the price of the blank garment and embroidery €3.89, on the T-shirt as on the hoodie. The same T-shirt guide shows from what quantity each technique becomes the cheapest; for the hoodie, our comparison of sweatshirts to customise puts a figure on the gap between embroidery and print across seven models.

What budget to dress a whole team?

To dress 50 employees in a Creator 2.0 and a Cruiser 2.0, each embroidered at 8 x 10 cm over the heart, allow €42.27 excluding VAT per person, or €2,113.50 excluding VAT for the team. The same pair, calculated at each tier:

Each model counts towards its own tier: 50 T-shirts and 50 hoodies each pay the 50-unit price, they do not add up to 100. Totals exclude VAT and shipping. This budget per employee drops by €10.22 excluding VAT between a team of 10 and a team of 250.

What is the minimum order for company clothing?

At tknp.io, decoration starts at 10 units of one model, whatever the technique, and those 10 can freely mix sizes and colours as long as the logo and its position do not change. A blank garment can be ordered one at a time on the product pages that offer it: €15.11 excluding VAT for the College Hoodie.

Two different models, such as a polo shirt and a hoodie, each keep their own price grid. Where this minimum comes from, and how to reach it with a small team: our article on textile MOQ explains it.

What lead time for the team's custom clothing?

At the standard pace, allow 10 business days for tknp.io to customise and ship the order; with rush, 5 business days. The estimated delivery date appears in the basket.

Each model's product page also offers three production lead times: one week costs 10% more than the grid, two weeks match the grid itself, four weeks bring it down by 5%. For a seminar or a trade show with a fixed date, start from that date and work the schedule backwards.

Also allow for the time before ordering: collecting everyone's size. The guide to collecting sizes shows how to get them without a spreadsheet or reminders.

What does the displayed price include?

The price displayed on tknp.io includes the garment and its decoration, excluding VAT, for the chosen quantity, with one logo position, in the most affordable colour. VAT, shipping, technical and administrative fees as long as the pro account is not verified, and a slight surcharge on large sizes and part of the colour range are added, an extra shown as soon as you select them: white on the My Polo 180, for example, adds €0.75 excluding VAT per polo at 50 units.

Each product page offers to verify your pro account, in two minutes: technical fees and administrative fees are then waived.

Find the company logo and try it on every garment

For a first try, there is no need to ask the communications team for the logo file. In your tknp.io account, which is free, the logo library (Logothèque) finds the company logo from its name, its website address or an image link, and you can also upload the file there. On the product page of each item in our company collection, the designer then places that logo as a print or as embroidery and shows the price including decoration: you move from the embroidered polo shirt to the hoodie with the price in front of you, before any order.