Battlefield Advertising sources and decorates apparel for staff uniforms, event teams, retail and corporate gifting, with embroidery and printing handled by vetted suppliers across Canada.
Branded apparel covers a wide range of needs, from a small run of polos for an office team to seasonal uniforms for a crew working outdoors, to event t-shirts for a one-day activation. What stays consistent across all of it is the need for the right product for the wearer, accurate sizing, and decoration that holds up to regular wear and washing.
Battlefield Advertising sources apparel through the Proforma network, which includes brands suited to office wear, outdoor and trade work, retail and athletic fit, along with decorators experienced in embroidery, screen printing and heat transfer. Orders can be a one-time run or an ongoing program with sized inventory managed for a growing team.
Everyday office wear, event shirts and team t-shirts in a range of fits and fabrics.
Jackets, vests and fleece for outdoor crews, executive gifts and cold-weather uniforms.
Caps, toques and visors, often paired with apparel for a complete uniform or event kit.
Durable apparel for trades, healthcare and retail, with consistent branding across a team.
Office wear, outdoor work and event apparel call for different fabrics and fits, so we start with who is wearing it and where.
We shortlist apparel options and help confirm a size run for the team, including unisex and fitted options where needed.
Before production, you see a mockup showing logo placement and decoration method, embroidery, screen print or heat transfer, on the chosen apparel.
Approved orders are produced and shipped to your office or, for larger teams, sorted by size and shipped to individual staff through fulfillment.
Apparel that looks right in a catalogue does not always hold up to how it will actually be worn. A cotton t-shirt that is comfortable for an office event may not be the right choice for a crew working outdoors in winter, and a fitted style that looks sharp on a model may not suit a team that wants a more relaxed, unisex fit across the board.
Battlefield works through these questions as part of sourcing rather than leaving them to guesswork: how often will the apparel be worn, will it be washed regularly, does it need to meet any safety or visibility requirements, and does the team prefer a consistent fit across genders and sizes or a more tailored option. These details narrow the catalogue down to a shortlist that fits the budget and will hold up to the way it is actually used.
For businesses that order apparel more than once a year, whether that is seasonal uniforms, new-hire kits or annual event shirts, an ongoing apparel program keeps sizing records, decoration specs and supplier details on file so each new order does not start from scratch. New staff can be added to an existing program with the same logo placement and fabric as the rest of the team, and seasonal reorders reference the same specs as previous years.
This is especially useful for businesses with staff turnover or growth, where uniforms need to go out on a rolling basis rather than as a single annual order. Combined with promotional fulfillment, sized inventory can be held and shipped to new staff as they are onboarded, so apparel becomes part of the onboarding kit rather than a separate request each time.
Corporate uniforms keep staff looking consistent across an office, retail location or service team.
Event and trade show teams use branded apparel to stand out and stay identifiable on a busy show floor.
Trades and construction crews rely on durable, hi-vis or weather-appropriate apparel decorated to hold up on site.
Recognition and retail gifting use higher-end apparel as a milestone gift or staff reward.
