WORKWEAR · BREDA · NETHERLANDS & BELGIUM
Branded workwear
Different people. One identity.
Branded workwear makes your team recognisable, at reception and on the road. SDLG in Breda helps assemble a suitable combination of polo shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts and jackets, with embroidery or printing that suits your brand and working day.
Illustrative clothing combination; models, colours and availability are selected for each proposal.
Careful choices make the difference
Branded workwear that brings your team together
A clothing range starts with the people wearing it. Someone at reception may need a different model from an outdoor worker, while both belong to the same business. Choose a recognisable base of colour, logo position and appearance, with room for different roles and fits.
SDLG checks your logo for details that can be produced on the chosen garment. Embroidery and printing can sit alongside one another within a range. The logo need not be exactly the same size on every item to look consistent. Supply the size breakdown, working conditions and required positions; any protective-clothing requirements need to be known beforehand.
Options
A clothing range starts with your team.
Make a short list for each role: which garments, how many clean sets between washes and which extra layer? Specify indoor work, outdoor work and customer contact. This lets us compare models and quantities for actual use and distinguish a base kit from optional additions.
Customer contact and reception
A smart base, such as branded polo shirts. Choose models that let staff move comfortably and suit the way you work.
Workshop and field teams
Combine suitable layers and describe the wear, weather and care routine that matter. We match the personalisation accordingly.
Exhibition, opening or campaign
Make staff recognisable where your brand is seen. A banner or suitable printed material can be part of the same enquiry.
Choices & specification
Keep the choices manageable.
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Models and sizes
Record quantities per size for each model and colour. A medium in one model may fit differently from a medium in another. Compare the relevant size chart and allow for layers. Want to try a garment first? We discuss which fitting options are available and any cost beforehand.
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Colours and brand identity
Choose one logo version and a recognisable colour range, with a suitable position per garment. Fabrics, threads and prints can show colour differently. Supply brand colours as a reference; a photograph or screen colour is not an exact colour proof. For critical colour matching, we agree how you can assess the chosen specification beforehand.
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Process and repeat orders
Compare embroidery and printing for the fabric, logo and use. Record model, colour, position and previous order reference for additions. We recheck the specification and availability on repeat orders; models or shades can change over time.
Does your work impose clothing requirements, such as visibility, protection or a particular washing procedure? Tell us when enquiring. Garment choice and personalisation must be assessed against those requirements separately.
Preparing your enquiry
This helps us get started.
- Roles, tasks and required garments.
- Preferred colours and models, if already known.
- Sizes and quantities per item.
- Logo, positions and any names or job titles.
- Budget, start date and delivery location.
You can use our sample size list (CSV). Enter item, colour, size and quantity; employee references are optional. The sample contains fictional details only.
From idea to proposal
What affects the price?
Garment choice, quantities, logo positions, size and preparation determine the quotation. Individual names or different designs need their own processing. Include a budget per person or for the whole order so we can compare what belongs in the initial kit.
SDLG works from Breda and delivers clothing throughout the Netherlands and Belgium. Visits and collection at Heusing 10K are by appointment only. Specify the required receipt date and delivery location; the proposal includes schedule and shipping costs. See our contact details and directions to our workshop.
Your first idea is enough to start a conversation.
Does everyone need to wear the same model?
No. Different fits or layers can follow the same colour and logo style. Specify requirements per role or person so the proposal is clear.
Can we add clothing for new team members?
You can enquire using the earlier order and product details. We recheck current availability, specification and schedule before confirming the addition.
Can you help choose sizes?
We use the sizing and product information for the selected clothing. Tell us if you want to discuss fitting options or a sample first; we confirm what is possible for the chosen items.
Can clothing, vehicle branding and printing match?
Yes, we can discuss these together. Specify the items required so colours, logos and contact details form one recognisable identity.
How do I make a useful clothing list for my team?
Use one row per model, colour and size, with the required quantity. Include a name or employee reference only if needed for distribution or personalisation. Keep names to appear on clothing in a separate column so an internal code is not embroidered by mistake. Check totals per item before sending the list.
How many garments does each person need?
This depends on working days, tasks, seasons and washing arrangements. Count the clean sets needed until the next wash and consider a spare. Indoor staff may need a different combination from a field team. Specify the kit per role so we can consider quantities and budget together.
Complete the combination
From a working day to a team occasion.
Make team members recognisable by name too.
Combine clothing with engraved name badges. Coordinate name, logo and fastening with the clothing your staff wear.
Choose clothing for your working day.
Compare T-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts, work jackets and softshells or aprons. Choose a suitable specification for each occasion.
Recognisable at sports events too.
Explore sportswear with a logo, name and number for a company run or team. With merchandise you can also put together a campaign or welcome kit.
From idea to finished product
Which identity suits your team?
Specify team size, tasks and the garments you need. Include budget, colours and receipt date if known. No final size list or printing process yet? An initial overview is enough for us to advise.
- Your enquiry goes directly to SDLG in Breda.
- An initial idea is enough to get started.
- You can email files after initial contact.
Prefer to discuss your idea directly?
+31 6 51 50 21 11 · info@sdlg.nl
Production schedule and delivery
Lead time: 1–5 working days, subject to stock availability. For larger projects, we agree the lead time individually. The schedule is confirmed after checking stock and the proposed work. Shipping transit time is separate from production time. For installation, location, access and the appointment are agreed separately.
Products can be delivered to the Netherlands and Belgium. Visits, drop-off and collection in Breda are by appointment only. See our delivery and shipping guidance.