If custom clothing had its own Spotify Wrapped, this would be it. But, unfortunately, we can’t tell you your “top uniform vibe of the year” (though we suspect it’s crisply branded with a hint of embroidery), but what we can actually tell you that 2025 has been one of the biggest, busiest and memorable years in Clothes2order history.
So… let’s unwrap it together.
A Year Sewn Together by 1,124,239 Garments
This year we sent out 1,124,239 garments, which, depending on how you look at it, is both a fascinating achievement and a sign that our machines deserve a spa day.
With that came 3,438,502,000 embroidered stitches. Yes, billions. Enough stitches to… well, we’re not entirely sure, but if you laid them end to end they’d probably at least get you to Tokyo, according to ChatGPT.
The point is: you’ve kept us busy customising t-shirts, hoodies, jackets and other garments that people feel good in!
We delivered to 38 different countries
Our garments travelled far this year. 38 different countries received Clothes2order deliveries, including our Express Delivery, meaning your clothing embarked on more international trips than most of us did. Europe, Australia, The US, big cities, tiny villages that we had to double-check existed (they do), your orders truly went everywhere!
The Collaborations That Meant the Most
Looking back, some of our proudest highlights were the partnerships and community projects we got to support.
Project Salt Run started in October 2025, Hannah Cox, a first-time ultrarunner and purpose-led entrepreneur that will be the first person to run 100 marathons in 100 days along the Indian section of the Old Inland Customs Line, a forgotten colonial boundary which stretched across India and Pakistan.
With I Love Manchester, we proudly celebrated the spirit of our city and with a lot of DTG printing.
And then there were the customer collaborations that reminded us why uniforms matter.
Take The Flower Stand, where we helped show how the right uniform can transform a brand’s personality from “nice” to “Instagram florist sensation.”
Or Richmond Tea Rooms, a colourful, joyful, unapologetically queer-owned business we supported during Pride Month; proving that uniforms can be part of a story, not just an outfit.
We always care about explaining your story. These align with our values in sustainability and community, something we are proud of sharing.
A Premium Line-Up Worth Shouting About
2025 was also a big year for expanding our product range. We welcomed some iconic brands into the C2O catalogue like these:
Adidas was the star newcomer, instantly becoming a go-to for teams and businesses wanting recognisable quality and that classic three-stripe confidence.
James Harvest arrived with its premium, casual business leisure wear.
And Chadwick Teamwear proved to be the MVP for sports teams and clubs who wanted to look as coordinated as they, hopefully, play.
But, our most selling item has been… drum roll please…
The Gildan Ring Spun Softstyle T-shirt. It continues to outsell everything else by miles. It’s the humble hero of custom branded T-shirts: soft, reliable, prints beautifully, and suits everyone from festival volunteers to office rebrands to the cousin who organised a stag do.
Our TV Debut: Consequence Hits Your Screens
Now for the moment we’re still buzzing about.
This year we launched our first-ever TV advert, Consequence, and watched it climb to over 617,000 views on YouTube. That’s… a lot. Especially for a custom branded clothing company that normally prefers to let the garments do the talking.
In the words of our CEO:
“When we launched our Mr Consequence TV ad, the aim was to spotlight something we see every day at Clothes2order:
Uniforms have consequences.
They impact how people feel, how teams perform, and how customers perceive a brand.
We never expected a slightly quirky ad to resonate with so many people, but it seems the message hit home.”
Turns out, it really did.
Wrapping Up Our Wrapped
So that’s our 2025. A year of global deliveries, community impact, premium launches, best-selling favourites, billions (literally billions) of stitches, and a TV ad we’re still a tiny bit buzzing about.
Thank you to everyone who trusted us with your uniforms, your merch, your logos, your colours, and your stories.
Here’s to even bigger things in 2025.
(And maybe a Mr Consequence 2: The Stitch Strikes Back. Just saying.)
