Frequently Asked Questions

This is arguably the most common question we get asked! GV stands for Ganso Verde which is Spanish for “Green Goose” and it came about when our founder, Jason, was helping a friend come up with a name for a CBD company based in Spain. Having had the nickname “Goose” since a teenager and the company wanting a green logo, he combined the 2 and translated it to Spanish. They eventually decided on Canaries CBD for the company name, but Jason liked Ganso Verde so much that he registered the name and purchased the domain. 5 years later when starting his own business, there was only ever 1 option for what the company would be called!

Probably the most important question you should ask when looking for a supplier of any description. We could mention our quality garments and competitive prices but so could a hundred other companies. We focus on building relationships which in turn builds trust. We don’t have customers, we have business partners and friends.

Yes. Whether you’re making minor changes to an existing design or building a logo from the ground up, we can help. Whilst most design work is carried out in house, we also work with leading external designers to ensure your project is always completed within your required timeframe and budget. We don’t charge for minor changes or basic graphic conversions, but larger projects would be chargeable.

No. Once you’re set up with us, you can order as much or as little as you need. We place the same care, attention and value on every order whether it’s a single polo shirt or 50 sets of complete uniform. 

This purely depends on your requirements. Traditionally, corporate & workwear would be embroidered with larger designs and merchandise being printed but this really depends on what you need. We’ll go over all the options with you, but we provide embroidery as well as various types of printing so whatever your needs, we’ve got you covered.

By placing your order with Ganso Verde, you won’t be charged a logo set up fee but it’s basically the process of taking a flat graphic image (usually your logo) and programming it into the embroidery machine. Logo set up is not required for printing.