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Printing HAKRO jackets makes them recognisable as part of your organisation. For example, you can have a company logo, association name, slogan, job title or graphic design applied. A small print on the chest usually looks understated and professional, while a larger design on the back offers greater visibility during on-site work, events, delivery routes or outdoor sports activities. Depending on the style, a sleeve or another position may also be suitable. The right printing technique depends on the outer material, the detail in the design, the number of colours and how the jacket will be used. A fleece jacket needs to be assessed differently from a smooth softshell, rain or active jacket. Zips, seams, pockets, linings and water-repellent finishes can also affect the available print area and adhesion. HSG Promotions therefore assesses the combination of jacket and design. For a clear result, good contrast between the jacket colour and the print is important.

Embroidering HAKRO jackets is a great choice if you value a polished, professional appearance. With embroidery, your logo or text is stitched onto the jacket with thread. This decoration technique has a tactile finish and is widely used for corporate clothing that is worn regularly. An embroidered chest logo, for example, works well for reception staff, field staff, mechanics and service teams. A name, department or job title can also be added when individual identification is important. However, not every jacket or position offers the same possibilities. The thickness and texture of fleece, the construction of a lined loft jacket and the technical layers of a rain or softshell jacket all require careful assessment. Very small lettering, fine lines and colour gradients may be less suitable for embroidery and may need to be simplified. Pockets, seams and linings can also affect placement. HSG Promotions matches the size, position, thread colours and embroidery technique to the chosen style and your corporate identity.

The right type of HAKRO jacket depends largely on the working environment and season. A fleece jacket provides comfortable warmth and can be worn as a mid-layer or lightweight outer layer. Softshell jackets combine freedom of movement with protection from wind and light rain, while rain jackets are designed for conditions where rain protection is the priority. Loft and hybrid jackets provide extra insulation, with hybrid styles combining different materials to balance warmth and flexibility. A 3-in-1 active jacket consists of layers that can be combined, making it suitable for changing weather conditions. The Essentials, Performance and Function lines include styles with a variety of functional features. HAKRO uses MIKRALINAR®, its own performance fabric blend of cotton and polyester. ECO styles contain GRS-certified recycled polyester, and some styles use GOTS-certified organic cotton. All styles are Fair Wear and OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified. This allows you to compare materials, comfort, functionality and certifications with your requirements in mind.

Start by considering where, when and by whom the HAKRO jackets will be worn. For employees who move around a lot, a good fit, ventilation and freedom of movement are important. If your team works mainly outdoors, pay extra attention to wind protection, insulation, water resistance and the option of wearing multiple layers. For customer-facing roles, colour, cut and subtle logo placement may matter more. Separate women’s and men’s styles help you find a good fit for different body shapes, while children’s styles may be suitable for youth teams and associations. Also check the size range available; many HAKRO jackets come in sizes from XS to 6XL. If the clothing will be used intensively, care and washability are also important selection criteria. Many styles are suitable for industrial washing in accordance with DIN EN ISO 15797 and have a rental label. Always check the care instructions for the specific product and take your chosen print or embroidery into account. By considering the style, material, size range, intended use and personalisation together, you can create a clothing solution that suits your organisation.