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Instructor kit that survives the rinse tank

Daily salt, daily sun, daily rinse. Kit for dive centres and liveaboards has to hold colour and shape through a season of the harshest routine in watersports.

Dive centres buy for two reasons at once: staff who look like staff, and a retail piece students want on the last day of the course. The same garment does both jobs, which is why the print quality and the fit matter more than they would for a simple uniform.

What changes for you

Built around how you actually order

Skin protection under a wetsuit, sting protection without one

Reduces chafing under neoprene and covers the exposed skin on a surface interval.

Centre logo and certification branding together

Agency course branding, centre crest and site artwork can all sit on one garment without extra print cost.

Chlorine and saltwater resistant

The fabric is chosen for pool training as well as open water, so kit used in both does not fail in one.

A retail run alongside the staff run

Same print file, different sizes and labels. Students leave wearing your centre name.

Questions we get

Diving, specifically

Can we order staff kit and retail stock in one go?

Yes, and it is cheaper — the quantity break is calculated on the total, not per group.

Do you print dive site names or depth artwork?

Regularly. Detailed artwork costs the same as a plain logo, so use the space.

What is the minimum order?

No minimum on our existing cuts — we can print a single piece. Prices drop at quantity breaks, so most first runs land between 25 and 100 pieces.

How long does production take?

About 2.5 weeks from approved design, confirmed order and payment, plus transit. Design rounds happen before that clock starts.

Next step

Send the brief, get a real number back

Quantities, cuts and a deadline are enough to start. Same-day reply, prices ex-VAT.

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