The moments that define us
With a team of 40, we dress over 300,000 Australians every day across corporate, retail, healthcare, hospitality, automotive, fitness, industrial and beauty industries.
We’re proud of the history we’re creating, and we’d love to help create yours.
2005
A new approach to uniforms
21-year-old Pamela Jabbour starts Total Image Group with a vision to change the uniform supply industry to focus on fashionable and functional uniforms representing a brand’s story. She makes 100 calls a day for a year, using lists from the White Pages.
2006
The first sale
The first uniform contract was 100 polo shirts for Majestic Cinema. And we still work with them today.
2006
The marketing evolution
New uniforms often means new branding. From the beginning, we’ve stood out by offering marketing tools to support you to communicate about your new look.
From photo shoots and fashion shows to emails and staff consultation, we showcase new uniform concepts to engage staff.
2008
The turning point
TIG supplies 25,000 staff new uniforms for a major Australian retailer across 180 stores.
Game on.
2009
Reaching long-term goals
TIG achieve a long-term goal to design uniforms for Woolworths Petrol and Woolworths Supermarkets. That’s 120,000 employees Australia wide across 900 locations.
2009
Going Global
TIG take over the Tradebond China team as our specialist team to supervise the entire manufacturing and quality control process.
2014
Permanent digs in Marrickville
TIG moves to a new office and warehouse in Marrickville, a historic hub for the original rag trade industries. Finding a forever home kicks off bedding down an internal culture we’re proud of.
2016
In demand uniform consultants
Recognition rolls in as big name clients consult with us on uniform design and development.
Companies like FORD Australia, Kennedy Healthcare and Pandora engage TIG to design their uniform ranges with a focus on function and contemporary design.
2017
Expanding through acquisition
TIG acquires Actioncorp to build momentum after rapid growth, with full retention of clients and employees.
2017
Entrepreneur award nomination for Pamela Jabbour
Founder and CEO Pamela Jabbour is a finalist in the Eastern Region of the 2017 EY Entrepreneur of the Year.
2017
Dressing a national team on an international stage
The team are humbled by an invitation to design and manufacture the 2018 Winter Olympics uniform, usually the domain of Australian fashion designers.
2018
Embracing history at the SCG new chapter of the SCG
TIG design and manufacture new uniforms for staff of the Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust. The design pays homage to the heritage of the SCG.
2018
Going for gold in PyeongChang
TIG continue their Olympic success as Official Supplier of the Formal and Team Reception Uniforms for PyeongChang 2018.
2019
Next Level Online Experience
TIG launches a game changing integrated e-commerce platform supporting over 60 online stores.
2020
Introducing TIG Schools
TIG introduces the ability to create the perfect school leavers polos, rugby jerseys and varsity jackets.
2021
Design your own Teamwear
TIG launches specialised 3D design software that enables users to build bespoke teamwear that best represents their team or club.
2022
Family Business Australia Winners
TIG is the recipient of the 2022 Family Business Excellence Award for Medium Business. The award uplifts businesses who are exemplary in not only a broad business sense, but also display how family ownership and involvement has helped the business to achieve a competitive advantage.
2022
Taking to the skies in style
TIG launches the debut uniform for Bonza, Australia’s newest and only independent low-cost airline, with a game-changing “wear it your way” range.
