Uniform Neckerchief
Custom Scarves
- Price range
- $1.65 – $2.20 / pc
- Minimum order
- 50 pcs
- SKU
- MRB-SCF-156
Custom scarves · Business and uniform
Business and uniform scarves are neckerchiefs, squares and winter scarves in a company's colours, worn by staff or given to clients and guests. Mr Balaclava makes them in silk, polyester satin and twill, wool and cashmere, with your logo printed, knitted in or embroidered, from 50 pieces per design and with a standard lead time of about 14 days.
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Specifications
What we can build into a business scarf, and the terms that apply to every order.
| Fabrics | Silk twill and satin, polyester satin and chiffon for uniform neckerchiefs; wool, cashmere and acrylic knits for winter scarves |
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| Sizes | Neckerchiefs and squares from 50 × 50 to 90 × 90 cm, skinny scarves, oblong winter scarves or your own measurements |
| Design | Company colours, patterns built from your logo, printed or jacquard-knitted logos, embroidered monograms |
| Packaging | Individual polybags for uniform issue; gift boxes, belly bands and cards for corporate gifts |
| Branding | Woven, satin or printed labels, printed or embroidered logos and monograms, hang tags and branded packaging |
| Minimum order | 50 pieces per design |
| Samples | Pre-paid physical samples in about 5–7 days, paid 100% in advance; or a free pre-production sample approved by photos or video after the order |
| Lead time | Approximately 14 days after sample approval as standard; the confirmed schedule is agreed for each order |
Buyer's guide
Companies order scarves for two reasons. Uniform scarves complete a staff uniform for airlines, hotels, banks and retail; they have to match brand colours exactly and survive frequent washing, so polyester satin and silk twill are the usual choices. Corporate gift scarves are premium pieces for clients, partners and events, often in silk or cashmere and presented in a gift box.
Either way, the logo should look intentional: a pattern built from your mark, a small embroidered monogram or a woven label looks more elegant than a large printed logo.
Neckerchiefs and scarves for airline, hotel, banking and retail teams.
Silk and cashmere scarves in gift boxes for clients and partners.
Branded scarves for trade shows, launches and conference delegates.
Winter scarves in company colours for staff and teams.
Compare
The two business orders we see most, and how they differ.
| Uniform scarves | Corporate gift scarves | |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | Polyester satin or silk-touch twill; silk twill for premium uniforms | Silk twill or satin, cashmere and wool |
| Design | Brand colours matched exactly, patterns built from the logo | Artwork, monogram or a discreet logo |
| Care | Frequent washing, crease-resistant | Gentle care, dry clean or hand wash |
| Packaging | Individual polybags for uniform issue | Gift boxes, belly bands and cards |
| Reorders | Repeat orders matched to the approved sample | Seasonal or event editions |
Neckerchiefs and cravats
Airlines, hotels, banks and retail teams wear small squares, neckerchiefs and skinny scarves that tie the same way every day. We size them to the knot you want, print them in your brand colours and keep the approved sample as the reference for every reorder.
Yes. The approved sample and the tech pack are the reference for every repeat order, so reorders match the original in colour, size and branding.

Customization
Every part of the design is yours. Our design team sends a mockup of each print, logo and label placement before production starts.
Colours matched to your brand references, and patterns built from your logo.
Silk or polyester satin for uniforms, silk or cashmere for gifts, knits for winter.
Printed in the design, knitted in as jacquard, or embroidered as a small monogram.
Gift boxes, belly bands and cards, or individual polybags for uniform issue.
How ordering works
Every order starts with your brief and ends with tracked delivery.
Tell us the style, fabric, size, quantities, design and deadline. We reply with a quote and suggest a suitable fabric, print method and finish.
We confirm every measurement, colour, print and label placement in a mockup and a tech pack, then make your sample in about 5–7 days. Samples are paid 100% in advance.
Standard production lead time is approximately 14 days after sample approval. Every piece is inspected, pressed, packed to your specification and shipped with tracking.
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FAQ
The minimum order is 50 pieces per design. Larger runs are made on the same lines, with a monthly capacity of around 100,000 pieces.
Yes. We match colours to your brand references and confirm them in a sample before production, so every order in a uniform programme stays consistent.
Polyester satin is the most common: it is durable, easy to wash and prints brand colours brightly. Silk twill is chosen for premium uniforms.
Yes. The approved sample and the tech pack are the reference for every repeat order, so reorders match the original in colour, size and branding.
Standard production lead time is approximately 14 days after sample approval. Actual lead time depends on the product, quantity, customization and material availability, and the confirmed schedule is agreed for each order. Express shipping by DHL, FedEx or UPS then takes 3–6 working days.
Buyer guides
Guides from the Journal on custom scarves and private label ranges.
Product Guides & Comparisons · 5 min readCustom Bandanas: Sizes, Fabrics and Printing Methods ComparedCustom bandanas explained: 51, 56 and 69 cm sizes, bandana vs neckerchief, cotton vs polyester, and screen, discharge, digital or sublimation printing.Read the guide
Materials & Fabrics · 6 min readSilk Momme Explained: Choosing Fabrics for Printed ScarvesSilk momme explained: typical weights of silk twill, habotai, satin, chiffon and georgette, and how silk compares with polyester and viscose for scarves.Read the guide
Private Label & OEM · 6 min readHow to Start a Private Label Scarf Line: From Brief to DeliveryPrivate label scarves explained: choose categories and fabrics, prepare a tech pack, pick a sample type, plan MOQ per design, labels, timing and payment.Read the guide