A branded shirt does more than dress your team: it reinforces your company's professional image, whether that is front-of-house reception, retail, hospitality or a formal office environment. This collection covers embroidered work shirts for men and women in oxford and poplin weaves, long and short sleeve, plus mandarin-collar and pilot-style options.

Popular Work Shirts

• Oxford shirts: Kustom Kit Workplace Oxford Shirt (KK351), Russell Easycare Oxford Shirt (J932M) and the Henbury Men's Oxford Shirt (HB512R)
• Poplin shirts: Kustom Kit Poplin Shirt (KK142), Premier Supreme Poplin Shirt (PR207) and the Premier Stretch Fit Poplin Short Sleeve Shirt (PR246)
• Business shirts: the Kustom Kit City Business Shirt (KK386), a 100% cotton option
• Hospitality and front-of-house: the Kustom Kit Women's Mandarin Collar Shirt (KK261) and the Premier Women's Pilot Shirt (PR310)

Related collections: women's work blouses, polos, corporate workwear, hospitality uniforms and retail staff uniforms.

Oxford or Poplin: Which Fabric Should You Choose?

Oxford uses a basket-weave structure that is more durable and forgiving of wrinkles, a strong choice for teams wearing shirts heavily, day after day. Poplin is a smooth, tightly woven plain weave that is lighter and more breathable, giving a crisp, polished look that suits hospitality, reception and warmer working environments, though it needs a little more care with ironing to stay sharp.

Available in long and short sleeve, men's and women's fits, our shirts are suitable for embroidery. The structured weave of both fabrics holds stitched logos cleanly, giving a smart, durable finish for corporate uniforms.

Free logo setup, and free UK mainland delivery on orders over £100 ex VAT.

Frequently Asked Questions

Oxford or poplin: which should I choose?

Oxford is more durable and better suited to shirts worn heavily day after day. Poplin is lighter and gives a crisper, more formal look, better suited to hospitality, reception or warmer environments, though it needs slightly more ironing care.

Is embroidery or print better for work shirts?

Embroidery is almost always the preferred method for shirts. The structured weave holds stitching cleanly and gives a smart, durable, professional finish that lasts through repeated washing.

Do you stock women's fit shirts and blouses?

Yes. Dedicated women's fits are available alongside men's styles across most of the shirt range.

Long sleeve or short sleeve: which is more popular for uniforms?

Both are popular. Short sleeve suits warmer environments or more casual settings, while long sleeve gives a smarter, more formal appearance, often preferred for client-facing roles.

Is logo setup free?

Yes. Free logo setup is included, and your logo can be kept on file for repeat and new-starter orders.

Is there a minimum order quantity?

Many shirts can be ordered individually, while larger team orders benefit from bulk pricing. Get in touch for a tailored quote.

How should branded shirts be cared for?

Follow the care label on each shirt. Poplin generally needs more careful ironing to stay crisp, while oxford is more forgiving. Avoid ironing directly over an embroidered logo.

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