Corporate clothing specialist Incorporatewear will be rolling out uniforms for another 100 building society branches in the UK.

The expansion follows Nationwide's merger with Derbyshire, Cheshire and Dunfermline building societies, which sees an additional 108 branches with 700 employees operating as divisions of Nationwide.

The Coleshill-based work wear specialist has supplied Nationwide's corporate wardrobe since 1999. 

Karen Lamb, Incorporatewear's account manager for Nationwide, said: "This contract shows how corporate clothing can generate economies of scale across a group yet still maintain the individual brand identities of the divisions."

Each of the divisions in the merged Society will take chosen styles from the Nationwide wardrobe, designed by Incorporatewear's Paula Cannon. 

Staff in all branches will wear similar navy suiting with a tie and scarf specific to each division. Shirts and blouses will be branded with each division's logos, and styles will include long and short sleeves both in lilac and light blue.

The new uniforms are likely to be seen in Derbyshire and Cheshire branches in early summer, and will roll-out to Dunfermline branches later in the year.