Promotional, Event, Team Wear & Branded Merchandise Solutions
Wearzo manufactures custom apparel for brands, marketing teams, event organisers, clubs and dealers — printed, embroidered and finished in our own Hyderabad unit, under your label rather than ours. Six ways buyers use it are set out below; the garments themselves are the same range we make for institutional uniforms, which is why a 200-piece campaign run and a 20,000-piece programme come off the same floor to the same standard. Orders from 100 to 100,000+ pieces.
Six Ways Buyers Order Custom Apparel
The garment is often identical across these six. What changes is the deadline, how the sizes are decided, how the branding is applied and who the label belongs to — and those are the things that actually go wrong on a custom apparel order.
Promotional Apparel
Giveaway and campaign wear — tees and caps produced to a marketing budget and a campaign date, usually in one run.
Promotional apparel →Event Merchandise
Apparel for a dated event — conferences, fests, marathons, exhibitions. A fixed deadline and a size mix nobody knows in advance.
Event merchandise →Team Wear
Kit that identifies a team across a season — names, numbers, a roster that changes, and reorders that must match the first batch.
Team wear →Branded Merchandise
Apparel that represents the company itself — onboarding kits, client gifting, milestone wear. Repeat small drops, one shade, year after year.
Branded merchandise →OEM & Contract Manufacturing
You bring the tech pack and own the brand; we cut, stitch and finish it. Nothing on the garment says Wearzo.
OEM manufacturing →Private Label
Our product base, your label. Woven labels, printed tags and packaging in your branding, without developing a range from scratch.
Private label →The Range These Orders Draw From
Every page above draws from the same garment range. Specifications, fabrics, GSM ranges and size charts live on the garment pages, so they are stated once and stay correct everywhere.
Full specifications — fabric, GSM, yarn count, shade families and size ranges — are on the garment pages: round-neck t-shirts, polo t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts, jackets and leggings. Sizes for all of them are in the size charts.
Because these are the same garments we make for institutional programmes, a brand ordering 300 tees is buying from a line that also runs 20,000-piece school and corporate orders. That is the practical argument for using a uniform manufacturer for custom apparel: the tolerance, the shade control and the QC were built for buyers who reorder the same garment for years.
How Your Logo Goes On
Embroidery, DTF and screen printing are all done on our own floor, on the same site as the cutting and stitching. Nothing goes out to a job-worker, which is what keeps a reorder matching the original.
| Method | Best for | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Embroidery | Chest crests, caps, polos, jackets | Most durable through repeated washing; thread colours are matched and held on record. Not suited to large photographic artwork. |
| Screen printing | Large runs of one or two spot colours | Cost per piece drops sharply with quantity; each colour is a separate screen, so simple artwork is cheaper. |
| DTF printing | Full-colour and photographic artwork, smaller runs | No screen setup, so short runs and multi-colour designs are practical. Placement is flexible. |
| Woven & printed labels | Neck labels, size and care tags | This is what makes a garment yours rather than ours. Applied in-house with the tags and packaging. |
A fuller comparison, with the trade-offs for each method, is in the uniform branding methods guide.
From Brief to Delivery
The same sequence whether the order is 200 pieces or 20,000. The step that decides everything is the approved sample — nothing goes into bulk before you have held one.
Who This Branch Is For
If you are buying uniforms for a workforce, the uniform range is the better starting point. This branch is for buyers whose apparel carries their own brand rather than a job role.
- Marketing and brand teams running campaigns, launches and giveaways
- Event organisers — conferences, college fests, marathons, exhibitions, sports meets
- Clubs, academies and corporate teams needing named and numbered kit
- HR and people teams buying onboarding kits and employee merchandise
- Apparel brands and D2C labels looking for a production partner
- Dealers, distributors and resellers supplying under their own label
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Wearzo's name appear on the garments?
We have a fixed event date. How far ahead do you need the order?
Can one order carry several designs, or one design at several sizes?
Can you pack size-wise and deliver to more than one address?
Tell us what the apparel is for
The garment, the quantity, the artwork and the date you need it — that is enough for a quotation. cta_primary_label: "Send Your Brief →"