Uniform printing brands a complete set of workwear, from reception polos and exhibition hostess shirts to warehouse and workshop clothing, so a whole team presents one identity. Exhibition Printing Riyadh prints uniforms in its own Riyadh factory, applies a fixed layout across every size and role, and delivers to employers across Saudi Arabia.
A uniform order is a logistics job before it is a print job. Forty people, six sizes, three roles and two garment types all have to arrive on the first morning of a show or a new store opening, looking identical. We build the order from a size and role sheet, lock one print layout, and run it across every piece so the receptionist's polo and the technician's shirt carry the logo in the same place at the same scale.
Where the logo sits depends on the job. Corporate and front-desk teams usually want a small left-chest mark. Hospitality and retail staff need branding a customer can see from the counter, often chest plus back. Exhibition hosts wear shirts that must match the stand graphics, so we check brand colours against your Pantone references. Industrial crews need prints that survive heat, washing and abrasion, school uniforms need to stay neat through daily wear, and sports teams add names and numbers on request.
We print on garments you supply or source them for you, with fabric options on request. Keep your order reference, because top-ups for new hires are quicker when we can pull the same layout. Standard orders take 2-5 business days with delivery across the Kingdom.
Who orders this
Corporate offices and front desks
Hotels, cafes and retail stores
Schools and training institutes
Factories, warehouses and workshops
Sports teams and academies
Which uniform range fits my team?
Decide by the work, not the job title. Corporate teams usually want a polo or shirt with a small chest logo. Hospitality and retail staff are seen by customers all day, so clear branding and easy-care fabric count. School uniforms need to survive daily washing and growing children. Industrial workwear needs tough fabric and may need safety features, so check any site rules. Sports kits lean towards breathable polyester, often with names and numbers. Mixed teams can combine ranges under one layout.
How do I plan sizes and reorders?
Collect sizes from staff rather than guessing, and if you can, try a sample set first, as cuts differ between garment makers. Order a few spares in common sizes for new starters and accidents. Keep your garment details, logo file and print layout together, so a top-up order matches the first. Garment dye batches can vary, so a reorder may differ slightly from older worn pieces, which have also faded with washing.
Which print method lasts for workwear?
Uniforms get washed far more than event shirts, so durability comes first. Silicone screen printing and DTF both suit regular washing when applied correctly. Embroidery, available on request, is a strong option for polos and jackets, as it survives laundering well and looks formal. Commercial laundries run hotter than home machines, so tell us if your garments go through one. Ask staff to wash uniforms inside out, avoid ironing the print and skip strong bleach.
Uniform Printing: options compared
Option
Best for
Good to know
Silicone screen print
Large teams with a simple, repeated logo
Colour stays consistent across the run; each colour needs a screen
DTF print
Detailed logos, smaller teams and varied garment types
Keep logos fairly small on workwear so fabric stays breathable
Embroidered logo
Polos, jackets and client-facing roles
On request; simplify fine text and thin lines for stitching
Polyester sports kit with names and numbers
Teams and academies
On request; check dark fabric for dye migration on light print
Heavy cotton or poly-cotton workwear
Factories, workshops and maintenance teams
On request; confirm any site safety requirement before choosing
What affects the price of Uniform Printing
01
Garment type and fabricJackets, workwear and premium polos cost more than basic T-shirts before branding.
02
Number of roles and layoutsEach different garment or print layout adds setup and sorting.
03
PersonalisationNames, numbers and role titles are handled per piece, which adds handling time.
04
Quantity and top-upsOne large order usually costs less per piece than several small top-ups.
What to send us
Vector logo and brand colours, with any Pantone references
A roster showing role, garment and size for each person
Print position and width for each garment type
Names and numbers checked and spelled exactly as needed
Good to know
Uniform Printing: common questions
Quick answers about our services, timing, artwork and delivery. Have another question? Call or WhatsApp us.
Garment supply is available on request, along with fabric options for your sector. Tell us the roles and quantities and we will confirm what we can provide.
Can you print school uniforms and sports kits?
Yes, school and sports uniforms are part of our range. Names and numbers for sports kits can be discussed on request.
How do I place a uniform order with many sizes?
Send us a size and role breakdown along with your logo. We will agree the layout with you and apply it across the whole order.
How many spare uniforms should we order?
A few extras in your most common sizes are usually enough to cover new staff and damage. Tell us your team size and turnover, and we will suggest a sensible number.
Can we have different uniform cuts for men and women?
Different cuts and modest options can be discussed on request, using the same logo and layout so the team still looks consistent. Share the roles and working conditions so we can confirm what is suitable.
Will the print survive a commercial laundry?
Commercial laundries use more heat and stronger chemicals than home washing, which can shorten a print's life. Tell us your laundry conditions before ordering, so we can advise on method or suggest embroidery on request.
