Venue and franchise groups
Map kitchens, housekeeping, maintenance and service tasks separately, then plan cartons and sizes by venue.
Hospitality chains, franchises & multi-site teams
One glove plan across every site.
Build a consistent product, size and replenishment model for groups that need fewer stockouts, clearer approvals and less local buying variation.
Designed around the operation
Central control. Practical site-level supply.
The strongest program starts with real site demand and agreed approval rules—not a one-size assumption across every task.
Cleaning and facilities networks
Align glove choice with task types, contract cycles, mobile teams and storeroom replenishment.
Branches and reseller networks
Build an opening range, branch allocation and recurring supply conversation around customer demand.
A six-point commercial brief
Give procurement what it needs to compare.
Bring these inputs to the first conversation and the response can focus on a workable rollout instead of basic discovery.
01Sites and postcodes
List active locations, central stores and any remote or staged-delivery needs.
02Tasks and approval rules
Separate routine, wet, oily, chemical and regulated work.
03Monthly usage
Estimate gloves or cartons by site and note seasonal or contract peaks.
04Size profile
Share the S–XXL split and which sizes create stock pressure today.
05Service pattern
Describe order frequency, receiving limits and the preferred review cycle.
06Commercial objective
Clarify whether the priority is consistency, usage control, consolidation or resale.
Roll out with control
Trial one team. Measure. Then scale.
A representative trial can test fit, handling and change rate before a wider rollout. Product documents and commercial terms are confirmed before approval or commitment.
- PilotRepresentative users and tasks
Trial both products where the operation contains everyday and demanding work.
- ReviewUsage, fit and evidence
Record glove consumption, failures, preferred sizes and document requirements.
- ScaleSites, cartons and cadence
Agree the starting allocation, replenishment rhythm and review point.
Custom packaging is a separate decision
Brand the box only when committed volume supports it.
National and franchise groups can discuss custom packaging, but feasibility, artwork, minimum production volume, lead time and commercial commitment must be agreed first.
Bulk supply
Ready to map your sites and monthly cartons?
Tell us your sizes, volume, locations and buying frequency. We’ll shape a practical supply option around the way your team actually uses gloves.