PROFILE 01
Woven shirts
Poplin, twill, or oxford; cotton, cotton-poly, or specified mechanical stretch.
Uniforms · corporate teams
Uniform consistency starts with the approved reference
Build the order around garment profile, fabric, color, fit, and repeatability. Sample approval and buyer-defined tolerances make the requirements inspectable.
Garment families
Define the team's uniform set
Use these fabric ranges as design references, then confirm composition, weight, fit, and color in the order sample.
PROFILE 02
Polo shirts
Piqué knit options at 180–240 GSM.
PROFILE 03
Trousers and chinos
220–280 GSM polyester-viscose or stretch cotton fabric options.
PROFILE 04
Outer layers
Softshell vest, fleece, blazer-style jacket, or a defined layering combination.
Technical evidence
Separate test methods from claims
State the product requirement, test setup, and acceptance limit. A named test method alone does not establish a pass result or certification.
Color
Approve lab dips and define a buyer-specific color tolerance and measurement method. Archive approved references for repeat orders.
Colorfastness
AATCC TM61 and ISO 105-C06 are test-method references. Agree the test setup and acceptance requirement for the product.
Certified materials
Do not claim OEKO-TEX Standard 100 status without current documents matching the supplier, product, and order.
High-visibility use
EN ISO 20471 conformity requires finished-garment evidence. Available Fenalt evidence is not verified here; do not infer compliance from trims.
Corporate uniform questions
Plan the order and repeat program
What is the minimum order?
The managed-model MOQ reference is 50 pieces per style. Confirm fabric, color, trims, and size assortment for each order.
How are repeat colors controlled?
Keep approved lab dips, fabric lots, color or pattern references, and buyer-defined tolerance records with the repeat-order specification.
Which colorfastness tests are used?
AATCC TM61 and ISO 105-C06 are test-method references. Agree the actual method, conditions, and acceptance criteria in the order.
What is the production schedule?
Planning references are 10–15 days for sample production plus 3–5 days express courier, and 15–20 days for bulk after PP sign-off. Confirm the order-specific schedule.
Can uniforms include embroidery, kitting, or personalization?
List the artwork, placement, thread or material, packaging, and distribution requirements in the brief. Confirm the supplier's actual process and sample before bulk.
Can Fenalt provide certified or high-visibility garments?
Do not assume certification or finished-garment compliance. Confirm current order-specific supporting documents and test evidence against the buyer's exact requirement.
Corporate uniform brief
Set the garment and evidence scope
Share garment profiles, size and color breakdowns, fabric targets, personalization, and any required test criteria.
Discuss corporate uniforms