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LOGISTICS SECTOR
Case Study
Supporting a global logistics network requires a uniform programme that can deliver consistency, efficiency and scale. VELTUFF has worked with FedEx for more than 10 years, supplying bespoke upper garments and accessories.
Through SKU rationalisation, garment standardisation and material optimisation, the programme focuses on simplifying the product range, reducing operational complexity and identifying cost efficiencies while maintaining product performance, wearer satisfaction and FedEx brand standards.
KEY STATS
440,000
Employees Globally
220+
Countries & Territories Served
10+ Years
Partnership Length
Bespoke
Upper Garments & Accessories
Company Background
About The Client
FedEx is one of the world’s largest transportation and logistics companies, employing approximately 440,000 people and serving more than 220 countries and territories. Operating an integrated global network of air, ground and freight services,
FedEx handles around 17 million shipments every day through more than 5,000 facilities worldwide. Its extensive international operation requires solutions that can support consistency, reliability and efficiency at scale.
THE vELTUFF way
Challenges Overcome
Cost Exercise
A large-scale global uniform programme requires ongoing review to identify opportunities for cost efficiency without compromising product performance, quality or brand standards.
SKU Rationalisation
A complex product range can increase operational and inventory requirements. Reviewing range options creates opportunities to simplify the SKU count and improve programme efficiency.
Special Requirements
Bespoke Garments
VELTUFF has designed bespoke upper garments and accessories developed around FedEx programme and brand requirements.
Heat Seal & Embroidery
Both heat seal and embroidery are applied in house and used to provide appropriate and consistent branding across the garment range.
Material Optimisation
Fit-for-purpose fabric innovations were implemented to help optimise garment performance while identifying opportunities for programme efficiencies. Extensive testing and user trials were carried out ahead of final production
Garment Standardisation
SKU rationalisation and garment standardisation provide opportunities to simplify the range and leverage greater purchasing volumes.
BESPOKE
Purpose-Built Garments
Bespoke polos, t-shirts, jackets and outer garments provide FedEx with a uniform range developed around its operational and brand requirements.
Brandng
Consistent Supply & QC
By being responsible for the end-to-end manufacturing, logo application and distribution of workwear we can ensure consistency in both the supply and quality of all garments.
OPTIMISATION
A Simpler Product Range
SKU rationalisation, garment standardisation and material optimisation help reduce complexity and create opportunities for a more efficient and scalable uniform programme.
RESULTS
Outcomes achieved
SKU Rationalisation
Simplifying the product range has reduced operational complexity, reduced cost and supports a more efficient inventory management process leading to greater purchasing opportunities.
Cost Efficiencies
Garment standardisation and an optimised range helped identify opportunities to reduce total programme costs without compromising quality, brand standards or service.
Bespoke Design
Unique garments designed to meet both brand and operational requirement utilising innovative fabric and production techniques. All manufactured with enhanced levels of quality control.
FedEx's uniform programme is continually evolving and a challenge we embrace. Our work on garment standardisation has delivered real cost efficiencies without ever compromising on the quality.
— Braden FishwickUS & Global Partnerships Director
CONCLUSION
A Partnership Focused on Continuous Improvement
VELTUFF has worked with FedEx for more than 10 years, supporting its uniform requirements with bespoke garments, accessories, and branding solutions.
Our review identified opportunities to further develop the programme through strategic SKU rationalisation, garment standardisation and material optimisation. By simplifying the range and introducing fit-for-purpose fabric innovations, the programme can reduce complexity, improve inventory management and identify commercial savings while maintaining product performance, wearer satisfaction and FedEx brand standards.
This approach supports a more efficient, scalable, and future-ready global uniform programme.
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