The T-Shirts have this designation due to the T-shaped that this piece presents after use by the user. The history of T-Shirts has lasted a century. In the 20th century, the US Navy began distributing T-Shirts to its sailors.
There was a time when the t-shirts were mainly worn and used as sportswear by all athletes; however, over time, most of our trends changed, and this piece of clothing started to be used by everyone.
Branding – Work clothes, and in this case Custom Shirts, are an extension of your brand. It communicates your company’s values and services, both internally and externally, reinforcing your corporate identity, vision, and brand culture.
In an environment as competitive as today’s, customers tend to choose the brand they have an emotional or personal connection with. If there is positive interaction with a team member, they are likely to have a good memory of the brand.
Through our body language, our micro-expressions, and how we behave, we subliminally communicate messages. This also applies to messages communicated through the work clothes we wear and, in this case, the Custom T-Shirts.
Attention to detail is critical, as you don’t want to miss an opportunity to suitably impress and promote your brand. An employee of your company who uses the logo in a Work Pole is like a “dynamic advertising.”
It is through structured and solid Branding that your brand conveys confidence to the market and brings with it, loyal customers.
Good value for money – Ultimately, everything will depend on the order details. But by choosing the most suitable printing technique and the correct number of garments, production can be relatively cheap. The cost/benefit ratio is one of the main reasons that make the use of T-Shirts as a piece of Workwear so used.
But remember, this piece of Workwear is best suited in times of heat and taking into account the technical specifics of your workplace and where the Workwear will be used. Before thinking about cost, think about the comfort and safety of your employees.