A genuine unisex block has a place: simple issue, one stock line, and easy replacement. What it should not be is the only option a supplier offers while calling it a full size range.
For high-turnover issue stock, bank uniforms, visitor and student sets, and any programme where garments circulate rather than belong to a person, unisex is genuinely the better answer. One line, simpler stock control, easier replacement.
Where it goes wrong is when unisex is used as a substitute for grading, and a whole team is issued a garment that fits a narrow band of body shapes. We will tell you which of your lines should be unisex and which should not.
Minimums apply per style and again per colourway, and we quote both with your enquiry.
| Item | What we offer |
|---|---|
| Best suited to | Issue stock, student and visitor sets, circulating garments |
| Size range | XS to 5XL, simplified run |
| Fabrics | All fabrics in the range |
| Combining | Can be ordered alongside women’s and men’s blocks |
| Minimums | Per style and per colourway, both quoted with your enquiry |
Unisex is the right answer for some stock and the wrong answer for the rest. These questions sort out which is which.
Every product below is made on the same blocks, in the same fabrics, to the same retained colour standard.
Tell us which garments circulate and which are assigned. We will tell you where unisex saves money and where it will cost you in complaints.
No obligation, and nothing to commit to in order to ask. One named contact, and a reply within one business day.
