Our experienced creative team love everything they do and projects involving bespoke custom-made product are always seen as an exciting opportunity to create something truly original.
We understand the design process and are equally comfortable working with early-stage concepts or following detailed branding guidelines. Our long-term relationships with fabric suppliers and partner producers, and our appreciation of the importance of great workmanship, colour matching and harmony within collections, ensures we produce carefully coordinated and beautifully made products to complement and showcase your brand.
The Taylor Made Designs team are in Haven Holidays this week, kitting out more than 500 staff members with everything they’ll need for 2025.
For an on-site uniform immobilisation of this size, TMD personally travel up to the park and set up an on-site fitting and service desk. They bring racks, pre-packed uniform bags and mobile changing rooms where staff members can try on jackets, trousers, shorts, t-shirts and underlayers. When on site, Tayler Made Designs can also offer in-person fitting advice.
“When we say we go above and beyond for our customers, we mean it!”
Read the full story at https://www.taylormadedesigns.co.uk/news/its-uniform-immobilisation-week-at-haven-holidays/
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