COLESHILL-based corporate clothing supplier Incorporatewear is celebrating after seeing sales rise from £14m to £25m over the past three years.
The company now supplies more than 300,000 corporate uniforms to a wide cross-section of businesses.
The firm has attributed the success to a series of client and contract wins. This has resulted in a growth in its workforce and the opening of a new warehouse in Birmingham, close to the company’s headquarters in Hams Hall.
One of the firm’s major wins was a contract to supply retail giant Marks & Spencer, a deal which involved the firm having to clothe more than 100,000 employees – 65,000 of them in the UK alone.
Not surprisingly, the deal is the largest single piece of business in Incorporatewear’s history. The deal meant a 25% increase in the company’s turnover.
However, the firm has also been successful in attracting business from other sectors.
Virgin Atlantic, another high-profile client, has agreed a contract extension, which will see the firm continue to supply the airline with the iconic Vivienne Westwood-designed red cabin crew uniforms.
Incorporatewear is now supplying 160,000 garments to more than 7,500 pilots, cabin crew and ground agents across the world.
