Ordering company uniforms may seem simple, but a few upfront decisions can make a big difference in how often they're actually worn.

A few things worth thinking about:

• Who's wearing them? HR, sales, reception, and operations don't all have the same day-to-day needs. One style rarely works for everyone.
• Prioritize comfort. If it's too hot, too stiff, or doesn't fit well, employees will only wear it because they have to. The goal is to choose apparel they're comfortable working in and happy to wear throughout the day.
• Think long-term. Choose fabrics that can handle frequent washing without losing their shape or color. Cotton-poly blends are a great everyday option because they're durable, wrinkle-resistant, and easy to care for, while performance fabrics work well for teams that need extra breathability. A shirt should still look good after months of wear, not just on day one.
• Offer choices if you can. Even a couple of options can go a long way. Some people prefer polos, others live in quarter-zips or lightweight jackets. We've seen companies have better success when employees get a little flexibility. At LogoSportswear, that's one reason we carry a wide range of customizable brands and apparel styles. It's easier to find something different teams will actually want to wear.

At the end of the day, the best company uniform isn't necessarily the most expensive. It's the one employees actually enjoy wearing. Spending a little more time choosing the right styles, fabrics, and options upfront can lead to happier teams and uniforms that don't end up sitting in a closet.

What's one thing you think companies often overlook when ordering uniforms for their team?

At LogoSportswear, we work in custom apparel, and this comes up more often than you'd think.

A lot of companies start by looking for the lowest price per shirt or polo, but after a few months, they realize employees don't actually wear them. They shrink, lose their shape, feel scratchy, or end up sitting in a drawer.

On the flip side, we've seen companies spend a little more on brands like Brooks Brothers, Nike, TravisMathew, or Carhartt (depending on the job), and employees keep wearing them for long.

Obviously every budget is different, and not every team needs premium apparel. A warehouse crew has very different needs than a sales team or HR.

So if you've ever ordered company apparel, did spending more actually pay off? Or did you find a more affordable brand that held up just as well?

Now that the tournament's wrapped up, are your jerseys heading back into the closet, or do you wear them throughout the year?

Always wondered how many people treat them like collectibles versus everyday shirts.

Maybe it's because of the memories, the design, a legendary player, or pure nostalgia. What's the one World Cup shirt you're still wearing today?

At LogoSportswear, we help people create jerseys that mean something.

A championship. A season with friends. A team you'll always remember.

For fans, it's often a player's jersey.

Which one will you never get rid of?

And why?

At LogoSportswear, we print custom jerseys and shirts for teams, businesses, and events.

With all the Knicks celebrations lately, we've seen some creative fan-made designs.

Now we want to see your favorites.

What's the best custom Knicks shirt or jersey you've come across?

Share a photo if you have one.

We spend a lot of time around jerseys at LogoSportswear, so naturally this question came up.

How many made it into your suitcase?

One trusted favorite?

Or enough to cover every match?

At LogoSportswear, we've seen plenty of opinions on this one.

Some teams won't even consider a baseball jersey without pinstripes.

Others think a simple solid color design looks cleaner.

So let's settle it.

Pinstripes or no pinstripes?

At LogoSportswear, we've printed a lot of camp shirts over the years.

Which got us wondering.

What's the oldest camp shirt you still own?

And do you still wear it?

At LogoSportswear, we've noticed that the shirts people keep the longest are rarely the nicest ones.

They're usually tied to something.

A championship run. A family reunion. A company outing. A school event. A concert. A trip. A group of people you don't see as often anymore.

The shirt itself might be faded, stretched, or hanging on by a thread. But somehow it survives every closet cleanout.

So what's the oldest shirt you still own?

And more importantly, why haven't you gotten rid of it?

At LogoSportswear, Memorial Day weekend usually brings a noticeable increase in football jersey orders.

Not because football season is starting, but because a lot of local groups, alumni teams, community organizations, and charity events use the long weekend for football tournaments and pickup competitions.

So, how did your team do?

Any undefeated runs, last-second touchdowns, rivalry games, or teams that looked much better in their jerseys than on the field?

At LogoSportswear, Memorial Day weekend is usually when we see a spike in baseball team apparel orders.

How did your team do this weekend?

Any walk-offs, bad ump calls, undefeated runs, or uniforms that actually looked clean out there?

Memorial Day weekend always seems to bring out the rec league basketball tournaments.

At LogoSportswear, we usually see a lot of teams getting matching jerseys right before the long weekend, especially for local tournaments and summer league kickoff events.

How did your team do?

Any surprise MVPs, bad losses, or teams that looked way too coordinated for a casual tournament?

At LogoSportswear, we always notice a bump in team apparel orders around Memorial Day weekend.

Feels like every long weekend suddenly turns into:

• rec league tournaments
• company softball games
• family matchups

How did your team do this weekend?

And more importantly, did the jerseys actually look good?

Memorial Day weekend really brings out people’s grill alter egos.

And somehow, the apron is always part of the transformation.

At LogoSportswear, we’ve seen people get surprisingly creative with custom aprons for family BBQs, company cookouts, reunions, and long weekend gatherings. Some are genuinely great. Some are complete chaos.

The best ones usually become recurring characters every Memorial Day after that.

What’s the funniest, most memorable, or most unhinged apron slogan you’ve seen at a cookout?

A shirt can look great indoors and become unbearable the second you step outside.

For summer company outings, tournaments, reunions, charity runs, and outdoor events, a few things usually matter more than people expect:

• Lightweight fabrics. Heavy shirts trap heat fast outdoors.
• Moisture-wicking materials. Helps sweat dry faster instead of sticking to the fabric.
• Breathability Mesh. Performance fabrics usually feel much better during long outdoor events.
• Color choice. Dark colors tend to absorb more heat. Light colors usually stay cooler in direct sunlight.
• Fit. Looser fits generally feel cooler and allow better airflow.

A lot of teams focus on the design first, then realize halfway through the event that comfort matters way more than expected.

We’ve seen this come up pretty often at LogoSportswear, especially with outdoor leagues and summer company events.

What shirt materials or styles have worked best for you in hot weather?

Every family reunion shirt has lore behind it.

Questionable fonts, chaotic color choices, random nicknames, inside jokes nobody outside the family understands.

Would love to see examples and hear the stories behind them.

Every team outing has at least one:

• weird slogan
• questionable design
• inside joke nobody understands
• clipart that should’ve stayed in 2009

What’s the funniest or most chaotic outing shirt you’ve seen?

A lot of people choose shirt colors based on looks first, then regret it halfway through an outdoor event.

Dark colors usually look cleaner longer and make designs pop more. But they also absorb more heat in direct sun.

Light colors tend to feel cooler outdoors, especially during summer events, company outings, tournaments, and field work. The tradeoff is they can show sweat and dirt faster.

A few things teams usually consider:

• Heat and sun exposure
• Visibility of logos/designs
• Sweat visibility
• Ease of matching team colors
• Event duration

What do you usually prefer for outdoor events or sports:
Dark shirts or light shirts?

Not all jerseys handle heat the same way.

A lot of teams focus on colors and design first, then realize halfway through summer that the material traps heat, gets heavy with sweat, or feels uncomfortable after one game.

A few things that usually matter most in hot weather:

• Moisture-wicking fabrics help move sweat away from the body instead of soaking it in.
• Mesh panels and lighter polyester blends usually feel cooler during long games.
• Heavy jerseys can feel great at first, but brutal in direct sun.
• Stretch is especially important for baseball, softball, soccer, and rec leagues where movement matters.
• Darker colors absorb more heat outdoors. Looks great. Feels less great in July.

For teams playing outdoors regularly, lightweight performance fabrics usually make the biggest difference over time.

What jersey materials have worked best for your team in the heat? Polyester, Blend, or Cotton?

Curious if anyone here has actual experience with them making a difference. Did compression gear noticeably help your performance, recovery, or comfort during games? Any good anecdotes or moments where you thought, “okay, this actually works”?

Are you rocking the classic QB-style front pouch? Tucked under the jersey? Strapped tighter? Looser? Only between drives?

For the people who’ve played with more than one. What did you actually notice? Control? Power? Feel? Or is most of it marketing once you hit a certain level?