Branded clothing cut for women, not shrunk from the men’s pattern.

Women’s garments in this range mostly use letter sizes from XS to 2XL or 3XL, and some trousers and blouses use European numbered sizes. As a rough guide, S is often around EU 36 to 38, M around EU 40 and L around EU 42, but it varies between styles. Blouses in numbered sizes 34 to 44 roughly cover XS to XL. Check the measurements on each product page’s size chart, and the fit guide shows how each cut sits.

A women’s fit is cut with a shaped body, narrower shoulders, adjusted sleeves and often a shorter length, so it sits closer and looks tailored. A unisex fit is a straight, roomier cut based on men’s sizing, which keeps one size run for everyone but often looks boxy on women. For uniforms and anything worn every day, a women’s fit is what gets worn properly; for one-day events, unisex can work well. The size planner then gives you a starting size split.

Because there’s no single compulsory size system in the EU. The European standard EN 13402 describes size labels by body measurements, but brands still cut to their own patterns, so two garments marked M can differ by a size. Compare the chest, waist and length in centimetres on each product page rather than the letter, and keep to one brand per garment type where you can. For exact fits, Corporate & Formal Wear has blouses in numbered EU sizes.

Yes. The range includes women’s softshells and padded jackets, fleeces, sweatshirts and hoodies, sports tops, leggings and shorts, and workwear such as work trousers and polos, alongside T-shirts, polos, shirts and blouses. Many styles have a matching men’s version, so a mixed team can wear the same garment in the right cut. See also Jackets & Outdoor, Sportswear & Activewear and Workwear & Safety.

Yes. A name or role can be embroidered or printed below the logo, which helps patients, guests and visitors know who’s who; send us a spreadsheet and you’ll check every name on the proof. Individual names by transfer don’t need a new set-up for each garment. Estonian, Russian and English wording is set exactly as you supply it, including õ, ä, ö, ü, š, ž and Cyrillic, so organisations that work in more than one language can show them side by side.

Often, yes. A left-chest logo of 8 to 10 cm on a men’s polo might be scaled to around 7 to 9 cm on a women’s garment, so it sits in proportion and clears the shaping of the chest. Back prints are usually reduced in proportion too. Where an order mixes cuts, we may suggest two sizes of the same logo so it looks right on everyone. The free mock-up shows the real size and position on each garment before you commit.

We don’t have a showroom or a warehouse: every order is sourced from our vetted network of European and international suppliers and delivered to you. Instead, we arrange blank samples in one or two sizes so your team can try the cut at work; some samples carry a cost, which we agree up front. Together with the free digital mock-up and the size chart on each product page, that lets you check fit and look before the whole order.

Yes. Teams often add lanyards and badges, scarves and accessories, tote bags and reusable bottles to a clothing order, and caps for outdoor work. One quote can cover the whole set, with matching colours and branding, delivered to one address or split across addresses in Estonia and across Europe.

Plan on around 7 to 14 working days of production once your proof is approved in writing and payment has been received, or payment terms have been agreed on a credit account, with embroidery usually towards the longer end. Delivery comes on top: allow at least about 5 working days after dispatch, and a little longer to the Estonian islands and remote addresses, which we check for each order. Every date is an estimate until we confirm it in writing. For a uniform launch, allow time for a fitting sample first.

Yes. One order can be split into a delivery per office, each with its own mix of cuts and sizes, and the same works for other addresses in Estonia, the islands included, or in other EU countries. Delivery is quoted per address. Send us one sheet with each office’s address, contact and size list, and we’ll quote it together; later changes are simplest as a separate top-up order.

Yes, if you start in spring rather than May. Work back from 12 May with about 7 to 14 working days of production after proof approval and payment, plus delivery, and remember that Good Friday and 1 May are public holidays in Estonia. Allow time for a fitting sample before the main order, and for collecting names if they go on the polos or lab coats. Put the date in your brief, and we’ll tell you straight away whether it works.

Every order is quoted individually: the price depends on the garments, the branding method and number of positions, the quantity and the delivery. Quotes are in euros, excl. VAT, with the VAT treatment stated: Estonian VAT at 24 % on every delivery in Estonia, and normally the reverse charge only for delivery to a VAT-registered business in its own EU country. Any set-up is shown openly. Your contract and invoice are with Swish and Click OÜ (registry code 17301303, VAT number EE102889941). Pay a pro forma invoice by bank transfer before production or, once approved, buy on agreed payment terms with a credit account.