Which AS Colour accessories can we brand?
This range is the everyday kit around the clothing. The heaviest hitters are aprons: the Carrie Apron is 320gsm (grams per square metre, a measure of fabric weight) cotton canvas, 90cm long, in Army, Black, Coal, Navy and Walnut, and there are half aprons in linen, canvas and denim for front-of-house and retail staff. If you want a full promotional apron range to compare against, that page has it.
The soft goods are easy to hand out. The Bucket Hat is light to mid weight 100% cotton with a reinforced brim and side eyelets, so it sits well beside our custom bucket hats if you need a second option. The Slub Socks come as a pair of two, 92.7% cotton, in sizes 4 to 13, and our wider printed socks cover other styles. The Recycled Zip Wallet is 100% recycled polyester at 350gsm and measures 11 x 9 x 2cm, and a long and a fold version sit alongside it. For more purses and cardholders, see branded wallets.
The Tea Towel is 100% cotton twill, 70 x 45cm, with two hang loops, and the Canvas Flag is a 320gsm cotton canvas rectangle with metal eyelets in Black or Cream. There is a pennant version too. Both product pages describe them as ready for screen print and embroidery, and our custom flags page covers other materials.
| Item | What the product page says | Usual decoration |
| Carrie Apron | 320gsm cotton canvas, 90cm long, patch pocket | Embroidery for staff, screen print for large logos |
| Tea Towel | 100% cotton twill, 70 x 45cm | Screen print, or DTF for full colour |
| Canvas Flag | 320gsm cotton canvas, metal eyelets | Screen print |
| Bucket Hat | 100% cotton, reinforced brim | Embroidery |
| Recycled Zip Wallet | 100% recycled polyester, 350gsm, 11 x 9 x 2cm | Screen print or transfer, kept simple |
| Slub Socks | 92.7% cotton, sizes 4 to 13 | Embroidery or transfer, confirmed on the proof |
How do you put a logo on AS Colour accessories?
For aprons we'd pick embroidery every time a team is going to wear them, because stitching lasts as long as the canvas and looks like part of the uniform rather than a giveaway. A logo needs digitising into a stitch file first, which is a one-off setup. Where the logo is big or you're printing a run of flags or tea towels, screen printing gives solid colour at a sensible cost per piece, though each colour adds to the setup. If the artwork has gradients or lots of colours, DTF transfers handle that detail.
Small items such as the zip wallet and the socks need a small, simple mark. The artwork team confirms the method and position on your proof, so you see it before anything is made.
How does ordering work?
There is no minimum order, so you can brand twelve aprons or twelve hundred, and the price per item falls noticeably from around 10 units because the logo setup is spread across more pieces. You send a logo, or ask us to work from an idea, and we return a free digital proof showing the logo size, position and method. Nothing is made until you approve it. Many of these products show quantity pricing on the product page, and your quote confirms the branded price.
Who orders AS Colour accessories?
Hospitality is the obvious buyer. A cafe or restaurant group that embroiders its logo on aprons has staff wearing the brand for every shift, in front of every customer, and the aprons outlast several rounds of t-shirts. Schools and clubs lean on the socks and bucket hats, because supporters wear them on weekends and at carnivals for months. Retailers and events teams use tea towels and canvas flags as gifts or resale items, which people keep and use at home.
If you're building a new-starter or event pack, an apron or a hat can go into one of our kitting packs alongside a tee and a bottle. For the clothing to go with them, browse AS Colour caps and hats, beanies and bags.
To start, use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page, or call us on 1300 247 766.