Straight from the factory
No trading company sits in the middle adding a markup. You speak with the people who cut and sew your garments, so questions about fabric, fit or finishing get straight answers.
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Request a quoteCorporate wear made for how you work
Your staff are the first thing a client sees, and what they wear says a lot about how you run things. Benjima makes suits, blazers, trousers, shirts, skirts and knitwear for companies, uniform distributors and brands that want a corporate range built around their own standards, not borrowed from a stock catalogue.
We look after the whole job for you: patterns and size grading, fabric sourcing, sampling, bulk production, quality checks, packing and shipping. One account manager stays with your order from the first enquiry to the day the cartons are opened, and nothing that changes the finished garment goes ahead without your approval in writing.
This matters because corporate wear fails in small ways. A jacket that creases by lunch, a shade of navy that shifts between shirts and trousers, a waistband that pinches at the desk. We deal with those details on the sample, before they turn into staff complaints.
A sample you wear before bulk is cut
Every corporate order starts with a tailored sample made to your specification, usually within 7 to 10 business days. Your team can try it on, sit in it, wash it and compare it with your brand guidelines. If the fit or finish needs work, we change the sample, not the bulk order.
The sample shows the real fabric, the real colour, the real buttons and the real embroidery in the size you choose. Once you sign it off, it becomes the reference every bulk piece is measured against, so the suits your staff unpack look and feel exactly like the one you approved.
Watch a corporate wear order move through production
The video follows a corporate order from pattern drafting to finished suit: cutting the cloth, building the jacket front, stitching the seams that take the most strain, pressing and the final measurement check. It is the same route your order follows, and you receive photos at each stage so you can see progress without asking.
It also helps when several people have a say. Share the video with HR, procurement or the leadership team before you order, and use it to agree what matters most to you, whether that is the weight of the cloth, the fit profile, the colour of the lining or where your logo appears on the garment.
If you prefer to talk it through, send us a message and we will set up a call to go through your options.
Why companies order their corporate wear here
Factory-direct prices, samples you approve first, and one person who answers for your order throughout.
Small trial orders
Start with 50 sets per style to test a fit or dress one department first. Sizes can be mixed within the batch, so a small trial still covers your whole team.
Checked against your approved sample
Every batch is inspected to AQL 2.5 before packing, with seams, shrinkage and measurements compared against the sample you signed off rather than a generic standard.
Dates you can plan around
Bulk production runs to 18 to 25 business days after sample approval, and you get a date for each step. If anything moves, you hear it from us first, with the reason and a new plan.
Corporate wear that still looks sharp later
Office clothing is judged after months of commutes, meetings and long days at a desk, not on the day it arrives. That is why your sample is checked for crease recovery, pilling and colour rub, and why armhole, collar and pocket seams are reinforced.
Fabrics are chosen to recover from sitting and travel, so jackets hang cleanly at the end of the day. The aim is simple: corporate wear your staff are still glad to put on every morning.
Request a quoteRecent corporate wear orders
A look at suits, shirts and branded details from recent orders for companies and distributors.
Corporate pieces for every role, together
Choose the pieces your team needs. Every one can carry your colours, your labels and your branding, and coordinate across the range.
Tailored business blazers
Structured blazers with a soft shoulder and inside pockets that hold a phone and documents.
Dress trousers
Pleated or flat-front trousers with a hidden stretch waistband that gives when you sit down at a desk.
Non-iron shirts
Oxford and poplin shirts that come out of the wash ready to wear with very little ironing.
Skirts
Knee-length pencil skirts with a lining, a back pleat for walking and a concealed zip.
Pique polos
Heavyweight cotton polos with collars that stay flat and your logo embroidered on the chest.
Knitwear
Fine-gauge sweaters and cardigans for cool offices, treated to resist pilling so they keep looking neat.
Private label corporate wear that carries your name
If you sell corporate wear under your own brand, the only name your customers should find is yours. We finish private label orders with woven neck labels, satin care labels, branded collar piping and buttons with your logo, so each piece arrives as your own product rather than a factory garment.
Retail partners can scan stock straight onto the shelf, because hang tags can carry EAN or UPC barcodes. Every label, tag and button is checked on the sample along with the garment itself, so there are no surprises in the colour of a tag or the wording of a care label.
Packing follows your plan. Garments can be pressed and hung for boutique retail or folded for bulk staff issue, then sealed in branded bags. Your patterns and label artwork stay on file, so a reorder takes a message, not another round of sampling.
How do you choose the right corporate wear for your staff?
The right corporate wear depends on who wears it and what their day looks like. A banker who travels, a receptionist who stands and a manager who sits in meetings need different things. Before you order, settle three questions: the fabric, the fit and the branding.
Fabric for office days
Poly-viscose twill is hard-wearing and easy to care for, which suits teams who wear the same suit every day. Wool blends drape more softly and feel more formal. Stretch blends add comfort for people who travel or move a lot. Your sample lets you compare them in person.
- Choose poly-viscose for daily wear, easy care and long staff programmes.
- Choose wool blends for senior roles and client meetings.
- Add stretch if your people sit for long hours, travel or move around.
Fit and sizing
We grade sizes from XS to 5XL, with custom sizes where needed, and offer slim, regular and classic fits. A mixed team can share one coordinated range, with each person wearing the cut that suits them best.
Start with the people who will wear it every day. The fabric and the fit usually follow.
Branding that looks considered
Corporate branding works best when it is quiet. A neat chest embroidery, buttons engraved with your logo or a lining in your colours often says more than a large print. If you need an exact brand colour, we match it to your Pantone reference and show the result on your sample.
From pattern to finished suit
See a full corporate order, step by step, from cutting to packing.
Comfort your team notices on long days
Formal clothing only works if staff are happy to wear it. These are the four comfort points we build into every order.
Waistbands that give a little
A concealed stretch waistband in trousers moves with you when you sit, so a long day at a desk never feels tight.
Room to reach and move
Jackets use action-back pleats and stretch shoulder panels, so you can reach across a table without the back pulling tight.
Fresh through the day
Underarm shields protect the fabric from perspiration marks and keep the jacket looking clean until evening.
Soft against skin
Collar and cuff linings are backed with soft cotton, so nothing rubs or irritates over a long working day.
Corporate wear for every team you need to dress
One supplier for the whole wardrobe, so colours, fits and labels stay consistent across every department, branch and size.
- Blazers and suits
- Shirts and blouses
- Trousers and skirts
- Corporate polos
- Knitwear layers
- Ties and scarves
How to order corporate wear from Benjima
Five steps from your first message to a delivered order. You approve each one before the next begins.
Start your orderShare your brief
Send your tech pack, a reference garment or a list of what each role needs, with quantities and a target date. We reply with options and a quote.
Choose fabric and fit
We send fabric swatches, colour options and a size chart so you can decide with confidence before anything is made.
Approve the sample
A tailored sample is made to your spec and sent to you to check fit, feel, colour and branding in person.
Production and checks
Bulk production starts, with checks against your approved sample and photos before packing.
Delivered to your door
Packed to your plan and shipped door to door, with customs paperwork and tracking handled for you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for custom corporate wear?
The minimum is 50 sets per style. That is low enough to dress one department or test a new fit before committing your whole company, and sizes can be mixed within the batch, so a small order can still cover everyone on the team. Ask for a quote and we will confirm the details for the pieces you have in mind.
Can I see a sample before bulk production starts?
Yes. We make a fully tailored sample within 7 to 10 business days. Bulk production only begins after you have checked the fabric, fit, stitching and branding and approved them in writing, so you always know exactly what you are getting.
Which fabrics work best for everyday office wear, in practice?
For daily wear we usually suggest poly-viscose twill, wool blends or non-iron cotton poplin shirts. They breathe, drape well and recover from creasing over a long day. We send swatches so you can feel the difference yourself.
How long does a bulk corporate wear order take?
Bulk production takes 18 to 25 business days after sample approval and deposit. You get dates for each stage with your quote, and photos as the order moves. If you have an urgent launch, ask us about a priority slot.
Can you match our exact brand colours?
Yes. We match fabric, linings and trims to your Pantone references and show the result on your sample. Once you approve the shade, it becomes the standard for every later batch, so suits, shirts and accessories ordered at different times still look like one coordinated range.
Do you offer private labels and packaging?
Yes. We supply woven neck labels, care labels, branded buttons, barcode hang tags and branded garment bags. Every item is shown on your sample first, and orders can be packed for retail shelves or for issuing straight to staff.
How do you check quality during bulk production?
Every run is inspected to AQL 2.5. Our checkers look at seam strength, pilling, shrinkage and measurements, comparing each batch with your approved sample. You receive photos before packing, so you can see the finished garments before they ever leave the factory.
How do you ship orders to other countries?
We ship door to door on DDP terms, so duties and customs paperwork are taken care of. Smaller orders travel by air courier through DHL, FedEx or UPS, and larger rollouts go by sea freight when that gives you better value overall.
Corporate wear at a glance, before ordering
| Pieces we make | Suits, shirts, trousers, skirts and knitwear |
|---|---|
| Starting order | 50 sets per style, sizes mixed freely |
| Sample time | 7 to 10 business days |
| Bulk production | 18 to 25 business days after approval |
| Your brand only | Labels, buttons, tags and packaging |
Ready to plan your corporate wear order?
Tell us what your team needs and we will reply with options, a quote, a sample date and next steps.