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Custom Business Shirts

Australian catalogue reference: from A$28.10 AUD ex-GST at 100,000+ units on James Harvest Acton Men's Business Shirt.

Minimum orders from 10 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold. Setup and freight quoted separately. Confirm the complete price and production schedule for your quantity and destination.

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Sense2 supplies finished branded business shirts for men and women, from long sleeve workwear and check patterns to Oxford styles, flannel, thermal and stretch options. Branding runs to embroidery on the workwear, check, thermal and Dockyard models, with transfer, digital, sublimation and full-colour print on selected shirts. Sizing spans extra small through to five extra large depending on the style. You approve a digital proof before production.

Best for
corporate uniforms and front-of-house teams, trade shows, conferences and client-facing staff, everyday office wear with a stitched or printed logo
Branding options
embroidery on most workwear and check shirts, transfer, digital or sublimation print on selected models, full-colour digital print on the plaid button-up
Popular styles
cotton-rich weaves, including Oxford and twill styles, flannel and thermal shirts in the Stormtech range, cotton with stretch in the Lycra corporate shirts
MOQ
Minimum orders from 10 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold.
Delivery
New Zealand-wide; freight quoted per order
Price range
Australian catalogue reference: from A$28.10 AUD ex-GST at 100,000+ units on James Harvest Acton Men's Business Shirt.

17 products match this collection.

How to choose

Start with the tradeoff every shirt order faces: decoration against fabric. Embroidery is listed for selected workwear, check, thermal and twill styles. Confirm whether it is available on the shirt you choose rather than assuming all structured fabrics offer it. Print methods, including transfer, digital and sublimation, suit softer or stretchier fabrics and larger artwork, but check the listed print area for each model before committing to a design. The plaid button-up carries a square print area; the check shirts take embroidery up to a stated diameter. Match the method to the shirt, not the other way round.

Then work through fit and range. Men's and women's cuts run differently across the range, and sizing varies by model, so confirm the size chart for the exact shirt you choose. Request item-specific care instructions and confirm actual fabric composition with Sense2 before ordering, since blends behave differently. Sizes and decoration positions are locked at the digital proof stage, so review it carefully. Setup and freight are quoted separately, and production begins only after you approve the digital proof.

Compare your options

TypeBest forBrand feelTypical use
Long sleeve workwear shirtsHospitality, hotel and retail teams needing a tailored uniform shirtPractical and dependable, with a stitched logoEmbroidered daily wear for field and workshop teams
Check and plaid business shirtsClient-facing staff who want a uniform with textureConsidered and approachable, pattern doing half the workFront-of-house, retail and hospitality shifts
Oxford and corporate cotton shirtsOffice teams and formal settingsCrisp and classic, quiet brandingBoardrooms, meetings and everyday corporate wear
Flannel, thermal and stretch shirtsOutdoor roles, cool climates and active daysCasual and warm for the flannel and thermal styles; light and office-ready for the stretch corporate shirtsOutdoor events and winter uniforms for flannel and thermal; everyday office wear for the stretch corporate shirts

Frequently asked questions

Embroidery or print: which should I choose for my business shirts?

It depends on the fabric and artwork. Embroidery suits the workwear, check and thermal styles and holds a small logo well. Transfer, digital, sublimation or full-colour print suit the plaid button-up, flannel, Dockyard and stretch Lycra models. Check the branding options listed for each shirt, since methods are qualified by model.

What artwork constraints apply to shirt branding?

Print areas differ. The plaid button-up takes a square print, and the check shirts take embroidery up to a stated diameter. Other models refer to a template. Keep logos simple at small sizes, especially for embroidery, and confirm exact placement and dimensions with Sense2 before finalising artwork.

Is there a minimum order, and how does quoting work?

Minimums and pricing depend on the shirt, size range and decoration method, so request a quote through Sense2 for your specific mix. Setup and freight are quoted separately. Sense2 supplies finished branded products rather than printing customer-supplied garments, so the order covers both shirts and decoration.

How far ahead should I plan a shirt order?

Allow time for quoting, artwork preparation and a digital proof round before production starts, then delivery. Larger size runs and mixed men's and women's ranges take longer to coordinate. Build buffer into your timeline for uniform launches or event dates rather than working to the last minute.

What should I check about fabric and care before ordering?

Confirm actual composition with Sense2, since cotton blends and stretch fabrics behave differently in washing and wear. Request item-specific documented care instructions for each shirt. The thermal, flannel and stretch styles differ from Oxford and twill weaves, so match the fabric to how the shirts will actually be used.

How does the digital proof and ordering process work?

Sense2 sends a digital proof showing artwork, placement and sizing before production. Review it against your brand guidelines and the size breakdown, because changes after approval are difficult. Production begins only once you approve the digital proof, and finished branded shirts are delivered as a complete order.

Thread against ink, decided by the weave

A team walks into a shirt decision with two instincts. One wants a stitched logo because it looks permanent. The other wants a large printed mark because it reads better from across a room. The fabric settles the argument. A structured twill or Oxford weave takes embroidery cleanly and shrugs off washing. A soft stretch weave argues back, puckering around stitching, so print is the better match. The buyer who checks composition and print area first ends up with shirts that look right on the rack and on the wearer.

When people reach for these

  • A firm rebrands and needs new uniforms

    Order matching men's and women's cuts across the range, with embroidered logos on structured weaves for a consistent look.

  • A conference team needs presentable staff shirts

    Choose check styles with a small stitched mark, or confirm the branding options on the Oxford models with Sense2, sized per the model's chart so every staffer fits.

  • An outdoor crew works through winter

    Select thermal or flannel shirts with the branding method listed for that model, and request documented care instructions.

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