Uniform Blog
Why Corporate Polo Shirts Will Always be the “Go To” Uniform Shirt.
by Edward Leaney
The story of the polo shirt is impressive. There was a need for a practical shirt to wear when playing polo. Back in the 1800s, players always wore long sleeve button up shirts in this elitist sport. But the heat and restriction of movement required shorter sleeves, so they simply cut them off and added buttons to keep the collars blowing in the wind...
The benefits of adding a school uniform to a school’s wider improvement measures.
by Edward LeaneyThere is a general belief that the school uniform supports the development of a whole school ethos and therefore supports discipline and motivation...
Are you reviewing your Visual Marketing Plan this Financial Year?
by Edward Leaney
Despite the wisdom and many benefits of creating a rock-solid marketing plan, almost all marketing plans contains the same fault: They're written...
Use this time in Isolation to research your brand purpose
by Edward Leaney
Clear brand purpose and positioning.
The first part of establishing a brand identity is determining what your purpose and positioning are. The bra...
What are the signs that you need a branded uniform for your business?
by Edward Leaney
You may have a great business and staff but that doesn’t necessarily mean your business is not missing something important. All the signage, stati...
Where to start with a Hospitality Uniform?
by Edward Leaney
Starting up a hospitality-focused business and need a new uniform? A difficult question that often pops up is “Where do I start? There are so many options out there but there is no need to be overwhelmed.
Improving Brand Perception through Visual Concepts such as Uniforms
by Edward Leaney
The way your brand message can be conveyed through corporate clothing is powerful and often overlooked in an increasingly digital world, where face-to-face contact between a brand and its customers is dropping.
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