A team moves from a heated hall to a loading area, from the office to a client visit, or from a stand to an outdoor space. On days full of transitions, a jacket needs to open, layer comfortably and allow movement. Describe those changes first: clothing worn for short spells has a different role from something kept on outdoors for hours.
Sleeveless or full sleeves: where is freedom needed?
A gilet leaves the arms clear and works over an existing layer. A full-sleeved jacket provides more coverage, but calls for attention to the shoulders and cuffs. Try it over a sweatshirt if that is the intended outfit, then make the movements of the job. Simply ordering a size larger may add length without solving the restriction.
Useful details reveal themselves during wear
A pocket needs to stay accessible when the wearer sits down or carries a bag. A fastening feels different with gloves on, and the collar may meet the one beneath it. These details deserve a practical trial for clothing worn regularly. A quilted appearance does not establish protection from rain, cold or workplace hazards; those needs must be assessed against the confirmed characteristics of the chosen model.
Work with the garment’s construction
Quilting seams, padding and pockets limit the areas available for personalisation. Artwork designed for a flat surface may cross a seam or become difficult to read. Today Merch assesses the position and technique on your chosen style before you approve the result. Tell us where and how your team will wear their jackets so we can help select the fits and prepare suitable branding.
