Corporate Uniform & Workwear Apparel Design
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
I’m refreshing the entire look of a nationwide retail-and-wholesale distribution company and need a talented apparel designer to create a full range of uniforms that feel cohesive yet clearly identify each team. The project covers both indoor and outdoor roles, so each garment design has to perform just as well on the sales floor as it does on a loading dock or delivery route.
Departments that require their own visual identity are:
• Sales & Merchandisers
• Warehouse
• Customer Service & Office Admin
• Delivery / Logistics
• IT
• Security
• Technicians
• Retail
• Managerial
• Trainee
Across those groups I’ll need male and female cuts, an inclusive size run, and thoughtful use of our corporate palette. Fabric recommendations must prioritise durability and breathability; colourfastness and easy care are welcome bonuses, but rugged wear and comfort come first.
What I expect from you
• Concept boards showing colourways, trims and logo placement
• Detailed flats/technical drawings (Adobe Illustrator or similar) for every garment style
• Fabric and notions specifications with sourcing suggestions
• Size-grading charts and measurement tables
• Print-ready/vector artwork for embroidery, heat-press or screen printing
• A concise style guide so future reorders stay consistent
I’ll share brand assets, logos and existing PMS colours once we start. If you’ve developed uniforms for mixed retail / industrial environments before and can balance function with a modern aesthetic, let’s talk and get designs samples into production.
Departments that require their own visual identity are:
• Sales & Merchandisers
• Warehouse
• Customer Service & Office Admin
• Delivery / Logistics
• IT
• Security
• Technicians
• Retail
• Managerial
• Trainee
Across those groups I’ll need male and female cuts, an inclusive size run, and thoughtful use of our corporate palette. Fabric recommendations must prioritise durability and breathability; colourfastness and easy care are welcome bonuses, but rugged wear and comfort come first.
What I expect from you
• Concept boards showing colourways, trims and logo placement
• Detailed flats/technical drawings (Adobe Illustrator or similar) for every garment style
• Fabric and notions specifications with sourcing suggestions
• Size-grading charts and measurement tables
• Print-ready/vector artwork for embroidery, heat-press or screen printing
• A concise style guide so future reorders stay consistent
I’ll share brand assets, logos and existing PMS colours once we start. If you’ve developed uniforms for mixed retail / industrial environments before and can balance function with a modern aesthetic, let’s talk and get designs samples into production.