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Custom Apparel for New Hire Welcome Kits

Custom Supply Group makes custom apparel for new hire welcome kits. The first thing a new employee gets from you says something about the company they just joined. A polo or quarter zip designed for your brand says it better than a stock shirt pulled from a closet.

White polo with a subtle tonal pattern worn by a model for custom apparel for new hire welcome kitsCustom Apparel for New Hire Welcome Kits

Designed from scratch for one company.

White polo with a subtle tonal pattern worn by a model

Designed from scratch for one company.

Coral quarter zip pullover with a patterned inner placket

Designed from scratch for one company.

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How teams run it

Order a size run ahead of your hiring plan and keep it on the shelf. When it runs low, reorder the same design and skip the design step.

Pieces that work

A polo and a layer cover most workplaces. Women's cuts and adult sizes XS through 5XL mean nobody gets a shirt that doesn't fit on their first day.

Questions▼

Can we order a few pieces at a time as we hire?

Orders run in batches of 25 or more per style, so most teams order a size run and restock as needed.

Will reorders use the same design?

Yes. Everything is made to order and we hold no inventory, so a reorder meets the same 25 unit minimum per style. Your design stays on file, so a reorder skips the design step.

What should go in a new hire welcome kit?

A polo and a quarter zip or vest cover most workplaces.

What counts as a style for the 25 unit minimum?

A style is one garment with its own design, color, garment type, and men's or women's fit. Sizes mix freely inside a style. Different designs, colors, or fits each need their own 25.

Do reorders have a minimum?

Yes. Everything is made to order and we hold no inventory, so a reorder meets the same 25 unit minimum per style. Your design stays on file, so a reorder skips the design step.

Our team is smaller than 25. Does this still work?

Often, yes. Small teams usually order a few extras in a spread of sizes for new hires, client gifts, or the contractors they work with.

What if I do not know everyone's size?

Tell us your head count and we will suggest a size run that fits most teams.