Custom clothing printed or embroidered with your logo

Custom clothing for corporate identity and team use

The most common reason Swiss companies order branded clothing is to create a consistent visual identity across a team. Hospitality staff, retail employees, trade fair crews, reception teams: a garment with the company logo makes the team identifiable and communicates professionalism to clients and visitors.

For this use case, the right garment depends on the context. A polo shirt reads as smart-casual and works for client-facing roles. A softshell jacket covers outdoor and semi-outdoor environments. A hoodie or sweatshirt suits internal team use, casual events, and creative industries. Workwear and high-visibility garments are available for industrial and construction environments where safety requirements apply.

All garments in the Stampasi catalogue are available with logo placement on chest, back, sleeve, or collar depending on the decoration method. For teams that need the same garment in multiple sizes, the configurator handles mixed-size orders from a single product page.

Branded clothing for events and promotions

Branded clothing given out at events, included in corporate gift packs, or sold as merchandise follows different logic from team uniforms. The recipient is not an employee wearing a uniform: they are a person who chose to take the garment, which means they are more likely to wear it in daily life.

For promotional clothing, fit and quality matter more than durability under heavy use. A well-cut t-shirt in a good fabric is worn repeatedly and generates sustained brand visibility. A poorly made garment ends up at the back of a drawer. The Stampasi catalogue includes garments from established manufacturers with consistent sizing across European markets, which matters for orders that go to mixed audiences at events.

For summer events and outdoor promotions, lightweight t-shirts, caps, and polo shirts are the standard choices. For year-end corporate gifts and premium branded merchandise, a quality hoodie, fleece, or softshell jacket carries more perceived value.

Printing and embroidery techniques for custom clothing

The decoration method affects both the visual result and the cost structure of a garment order.

Screen printing suits flat, solid-colour designs on t-shirts, sweatshirts, and other smooth-surface garments. Cost per unit drops significantly at higher quantities, making it the standard choice for large event runs. Works best with designs of one to four colours.

Digital transfer handles full-colour artwork and photographic designs on most garment types. Suitable for complex logos, gradients, and designs with many colours. Cost per unit is more stable across quantities compared to screen print.

Embroidery is standard for polos, caps, jackets, and bags. It produces a raised, textured finish that reads as high quality and is particularly durable on garments that see regular use. Works best with simplified logos rather than detailed artwork with fine lines.

• Sublimation covers the entire garment surface with a continuous design. Available on specific garment types and suitable for sportswear and technical clothing where all-over print is part of the design.
• Each product page in the clothing section shows which decoration methods are available for that specific garment and the minimum quantity for each method.

Custom clothing by category

The Stampasi clothing catalogue is organised by garment type. Each category page carries the full product range for that type, with decoration options, sizing, and pricing.

• Customised T-shirts: the most ordered garment category, available in a wide range of weights, cuts, and colours
• Hoodies: full-zip and pullover options, suitable for team use and promotional gifting
• Sweatshirts: crewneck and zip formats in classic and technical fabrics
• Polo shirts: piqué and performance fabrics for smart-casual and client-facing roles
• Softshell jackets: wind and water resistant, suitable for year-round team use
• Workwear: durable garments for industrial, construction, and service environments
• Reflective vests: high-visibility options for safety-critical environments
• Aprons: hospitality and promotional aprons
• Bodywarmers: sleeveless insulated options for layering

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of custom clothing are available at Stampasi?

The catalogue covers t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, polo shirts, jackets, softshell jackets, fleeces, shirts, sportswear, workwear, caps, beanies, aprons, socks, trousers, bodywarmers, parkas, windbreakers, rain ponchos, reflective vests, and gloves. All garments are available with logo decoration via screen printing, digital transfer, embroidery, or sublimation depending on the garment type.

What is the minimum order quantity for custom clothing?

Minimum quantities vary by garment type and decoration method. Most items start from 10 or 25 pieces. Textile products with embroidery or sublimation typically start from 50 or 100 pieces. The product page for each garment shows the available quantity brackets and the per-unit price at each level.

What decoration method is best for branded clothing?

Screen printing suits large runs of simple solid-colour logos on t-shirts and sweatshirts. Embroidery is standard for polos, caps, and jackets where a raised, durable finish is needed. Digital transfer handles complex full-colour artwork across most garment types. Sublimation covers the full garment surface and is used for sportswear and all-over print designs. Each product page shows which methods are available for that specific garment.

How long does delivery take for custom clothing in Switzerland?

Standard delivery within Switzerland takes three to five working days from production completion. Most garments take one to three working days to produce after artwork approval. Delivery is free on all orders. For orders with a fixed event date, confirm the timeline before finalising the product choice.

Can I order the same garment in multiple sizes in a single order?

Yes. The Stampasi configurator handles mixed-size orders from a single product page. Size availability varies by garment; each product page shows the available sizes and the pricing at each quantity bracket.

What file format do I need for custom clothing artwork?

Vector files are preferred: AI, EPS, or PDF with fonts converted to outlines. For embroidery, specific file requirements apply and are listed on each product page. If you only have a JPEG or PNG logo, the in-house design team can assess whether it is usable or prepare a print-ready version from your brief at no extra cost.

Can I order custom clothing in multiple language versions?

Yes. For garments that carry printed text alongside a logo, separate print runs for German, French, and Italian versions can be managed within the same order. Contact the team before placing the order if multilingual versions are needed.