Gina Work Contact Details

Gina@work is a South African corporate clothing and uniform manufacturer. The brand is usually written with the at sign, which is why it is often searched as Gina Work, and its website sits on the shorter domain gina.co.za rather than on anything containing the word work.

Official contact details

• Telephone: 011 493 3338
• Email: sales@gina.co.za
• Johannesburg head office: 44 Richard Street, Selby, Johannesburg, 2001
• Cape Town regional office: Unit A18, Pinelands Business Park, New Mill Road, Pinelands, Cape Town, 7450

One number and one mailbox cover both offices. The Cape Town address is a regional office, not a separately contactable branch, and no separate Cape Town line is published.

The enquiry form asks for more than usual

The contact form on the site asks for company name, closest city, number of employees and spend per person as well as your contact details. That is a sizing exercise, not an obstacle: uniform pricing turns on volume and on garment specification, so a quote is impossible without it. Having a headcount and a rough per-person budget ready before you phone will get you a useful answer in one call instead of three.

What they actually do

• Corporate collection — office and front-of-house uniforms.
• Healthcare collection — scrubs and clinical wear.
• The company describes a full-service model covering design development, manufacturing and distribution, rather than reselling stock garments.

A design-and-manufacture supplier works on lead times and minimum quantities. If you need twenty shirts next week, say so at the first call, because that is a different conversation from a fitted corporate rollout.

Buying uniforms without getting burned

• Get the quote in writing with the garment specification, the fabric, the sizing range and the lead time on it.
• Confirm banking details by phoning the number above and asking a person to read them to you. Never take supplier account details from an email — invoice interception is the single most common fraud against businesses paying a new supplier, and this page deliberately publishes no bank account details for anyone.
• Agree what happens with sizing exchanges and re-orders before you place the first order, not after.
• For a tender or a large rollout, ask for references from clients of a comparable size.

If something goes wrong

Start with sales@gina.co.za in writing so the complaint has a date on it, and quote your order number. A dispute between two businesses is a contractual matter rather than a Consumer Protection Act one in most cases, so the written record of what was specified and what was delivered is what settles it.