Ordering uniform
Our uniform has been developed using the latest fabrics and garment technology to provide maximum comfort and safety. It's designed to keep us safe, smart and looking professional to represent ourselves in the best possible way.
Ordering uniform
Our uniform has been developed using the latest fabrics and garment technology to provide maximum comfort and safety. It's designed to keep us safe, smart and looking professional to represent ourselves in the best possible way.
Five golden rules
- Always give a reason for your order - If your order will take you over your entitlement, please give a detailed reason why the item needs replacing and the date when the item was last replaced. The regional assets team’s decision will be based entirely on the information you enter in the additional notes box when placing the order. If you did not provide an email address when you first logged on, you can enter one on “Manage My Account” screen or you can call the Royal Mail Uniform Helpline (01332 697118) who will do it for you so you can receive updates on your order.
- Only order what is needed - Ordering excess items puts unnecessary demand on supply, resulting in possible delays and additional costs to business. If one item gets damaged, only order one replacement.
- If your uniform’s not with you in 10 Days - look, ask and report it - If you haven’t received your order within ten days, ask your manager, look around the office, or call Dimensions (quoting the order reference number) before you re-order.
- Don’t share uniform, it’s only for you - Uniform is barcoded to the individual and goes against your entitlement. If your new uniform doesn’t fit, send it back using the enclosed delivery note received with your order. Your entitlement will be credited back within a week & you can then place a new order. If you see uniform for a colleague that’s no longer required, don’t open it, send it back. Always return it in the original packaging. This means that Royal Mail gets the refund and the uniform can be reissued.
- If it’s faulty, report it - If your uniform or footwear develop a fault in a short time, i.e. a zip has broken on a cagoule quickly or shoes require replacing very early, email uniform@royalmail.com to advise of the faulty item and they will advise next steps. If we know about the fault we can work with our supplier and the manufacturer to resolve the problem. If you’re asked for a photo of the uniform, this is so we can get a refund.
Following the five simple rules will mean you receive your uniform as quickly as possible.