Portwest is an Irish workwear and PPE brand producing safety clothing, hi-vis and trade garments for industrial and corporate markets across Europe.
Portwest is an Irish workwear and PPE brand producing safety clothing, hi-vis and trade garments for industrial and corporate use across Europe. Safety and workwear garments decorate to their own rules, and a branded order often means the same logo across a full crew in matched garments. For a reseller, getting every position placed and proofed correctly before decoration is exactly the work FastEditor removes.
FastEditor connects to the Portwest catalogue, with decoration positions and methods attached to each garment. A customer uploads their logo on your product page, places it on the chest, back or sleeve, and the file that reaches production is vectorized, checked against the rules for that garment and method, and ready to decorate.
The Portwest connection keeps product data, variants, colours and decoration positions in sync, so a garment that changes or drops out of the range is reflected in your store without editing a spreadsheet.
Three things travel with every garment:
Embroidery, Transfer printing, Screen printing
Safety and workwear garments take decoration hard, and FastEditor validates a design against the rules for the chosen garment and method before any production file is generated. The checks that run on each upload:
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The Portwest workwear catalogue is available through the FastEditor Product Hub, with print positions and decoration methods attached to each garment. The range syncs so availability and specifications stay current.
Embroidery, screen printing and transfer methods, matched to each garment. Each position carries the colour and detail limits that method allows, so a design is validated before it reaches production.
Yes. Chest, back and sleeve positions are supported where the garment allows, and each is placed inside its real decoration area and proofed independently.
Yes. Once the customer approves their design, FastEditor generates a production-ready file matched to that garment and method, vectorized and checked for colour count, detail and placement.
