Your workwear. Replicated exactly. Supplied better.
Same garments, same branding — supplied more directly. Most companies save 10–15%.
Your workwear.
Replicated exactly.Supplied better.
Magnus replicates your current workwear — same garments, same branding, same specifications — and supplies it more directly. Most companies reduce cost by 10–15% on standardised repeat programmes. Nothing changes for your team. The process behind it does.
Companies that already know what they wear.
- 100–500 employees with recurring field-team workwear needs
- Standardised, company-branded workwear
- Recurring orders – new hires, replacements, seasonal
- Direct purchase – not rental or laundry
- Costs not benchmarked in 2–3+ years
The reason companies don't switch: they assume it means disruption. It doesn't.
Built for companies that
already know what they wear.
Magnus works best when workwear is standardised, recurring, and purchased directly — and where the ordering process creates more friction than it should.
- Typically 100–500 employees with recurring field-team workwear needs
- Standardised, company-branded workwear worn by field teams
- Recurring ordering needs — new hires, replacements, seasonal
- Direct purchase, not managed through rental or laundry
- Costs not benchmarked against alternatives in 2–3+ years
The garments aren't the problem. Reordering and pricing are.
The garments are chosen and the logo exists. But repeat orders still run on old emails and prices that are rarely checked.
Reordering is still manual.
Every repeat order starts from scratch — old emails, the right logo file, last season's sizes. The garments are approved; the process isn't.
You keep buying — but is the price still right?
You stay with the same supplier because switching feels like risk. Meanwhile prices drift and no one has a clean benchmark.
The programme lives in fragments.
Specs, logos and size runs sit scattered across inboxes and someone's memory. That's how the wrong logo or size mix slips through.
The garments are not the problem.
Reordering and pricing are.
The garments are already chosen. The logo already exists. The supplier may already be known. But repeat orders still depend on old emails, scattered files, and pricing that is rarely benchmarked. That is where time is lost, costs stay hidden, and avoidable mistakes enter the process.
Reordering is still manual when it should be routine.
The garments are already approved, but every repeat order still starts from scratch — searching for old emails, finding the correct logo file, checking previous sizes, and briefing a supplier who works from memory rather than a clear reference. The time cost is not dramatic all at once. It just returns on every order, every new hire, and every replacement cycle.
You keep buying, but you don't know if the price is still right.
Most companies continue ordering from the same local supplier because reopening the programme feels like risk. Over time, prices shift, structures get more complex, and no one has a clean benchmark. The problem is not uncontrolled spending — it is low visibility into whether today's price still reflects what the supply is actually worth.
The programme lives in fragments — not in one place.
Specifications, logo files, size runs, and order history are rarely stored cleanly in one location. They live across supplier emails, internal folders, and the memory of whoever handled the last order. When those references are unclear, repeat orders rely on assumptions. That is when the wrong logo version gets used, the size mix is off, or the supplier repeats an outdated detail — creating delay, rework, and a conversation no one wanted to have.
Most companies have no clear sense of what their workwear actually costs per employee. They know the invoice total. That's usually where it stops.
The facility behind every Magnus order.
The facility behind every Magnus order — Dawood, established 1968.
See exactly how
your garments are made.
A walkthrough of the facility behind every Magnus order. Fabric intake, stitching lines, quality control, packing.
Fewer layers. Lower cost.
Most companies don't realise how many layers they're paying for.
Each layer adds margin — without adding value to your operation. Magnus removes unnecessary intermediaries and works closer to production.
Fewer layers. Lower cost.
More control.
Many workwear programmes evolve over years without being reviewed. Multiple suppliers accumulate. Prices increase quietly. Ordering becomes fragmented. Magnus rebuilds the same programme through a direct model — while keeping garments, branding, and specifications unchanged.
Most companies don't realise how many layers they're paying for.
Each layer adds margin — without adding value to your operation. Magnus removes unnecessary intermediaries and works closer to production.
Most companies haven't reviewed their workwear supplier in years. Not because the arrangement is good — because opening it up feels like work.
The outcome before the process.
Before you read how it works — here is what working companies actually see when they switch.
From your current setup
to confirmed production.
Five steps.
Analysis comes before sampling. Sampling comes before production. Nothing moves forward without your sign-off at each stage.
01 Intake Initial intake
You share your setup – garment types, team sizes, current supplier. We come back fast with a directional saving range.
02 Analysis Send your garments
You send your current workwear. We run lab and fit testing to capture every detail — fabric, construction, and finish.
03 Quotation Sourcing & quotation
We prepare a structured cost comparison against your current spend – clear, itemised, no vague estimates.
04 Sampling Sampling & validation
We produce samples for your approval before any volume production. Fit, fabric, colour and finish checked against spec.
05 Production Production & reordering
Production and branding happen in one facility, shipped direct to you. From here, reordering is one contact and a locked spec.
01 Intake Initial intake
You share basic information about your current setup — garment types, team sizes, volumes, and current supplier. Within 24–48 hours, we return an initial assessment: whether there is a likely fit, and a directional savings range based on your sector, size, and current supply structure. If it makes sense to proceed, we arrange for garments to be sent for full analysis. Logistics are handled by us.
02 Analysis Send your garments
You send your existing workwear to our facility. We conduct lab testing, fit analysis, and a full review of fabric composition, construction, and finish. Physical garments are required for this step — it is the foundation for accurate replication. Each product is reviewed to ensure specification alignment before any quotation is prepared.
03 Quotation Sourcing & quotation
Based on the analysis, we identify the appropriate production approach and prepare a structured cost comparison. You receive a clear quotation showing what supply through our operations would cost against your current spend.
04 Sampling Sampling & validation
We produce samples for validation before any volume production is authorised. Fit, fabric, colour, and finish are reviewed against the approved specification. If a sample is not right, we adjust and produce again. Nothing proceeds to volume production without your written approval — and there is no pressure to approve something that does not meet the standard.
05 Production Production & reordering
Production follows defined specifications to ensure consistency across orders. Logo embroidery and print are handled within the same facility — no external decorator, no additional handoff. Finished garments are inspected and shipped directly to your location. From this point, reordering is straightforward: the specification is locked, the process is established, and one contact manages everything.
A simple overview to manage and reorder.
From your first order, Magnus builds a complete workwear record — specs, logo files, size history. Every reorder after that becomes a single request — rolling out to clients through 2026.
After setup, you no longer
manage suppliers manually.
From your first order, Magnus builds a complete workwear record for your company — specifications, logo files, size history, order details — stored, locked, and structured. It replaces the emails, spreadsheets, and supplier memory that currently hold your programme together.
Every reorder after that is a single request against an established record. The work that currently takes hours — or days — takes minutes.
Results from companies like yours.
Three cases. Each showing cost reduction — without changing what teams wear.
Results from companies
like yours.
Three cases. Each showing cost reduction and operational improvement — without changing what teams wear.
See what this looks like for your company.
A direct comparison against your current supplier. No obligation.
Independently social-audited to amfori BSCI — covering labour standards, working conditions, and ethics.
A Dutch point of contact. Direct manufacturing access.
European commercial office.
Direct manufacturing access.
Netherlands
Faisalabad
tested
system
management
Get your cost breakdown. See your savings.
Fill in the form. Choose a full cost comparison, or a 15-minute intake call.
Get your cost breakdown.
See your savings.
Fill in the form. If it makes sense to proceed, your current garments are sent to our facility — we cover logistics — and we prepare a full, documented comparison against your current spend.
The cost of switching is usually lower than people expect. The cost of not checking is harder to see — but it accumulates.