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Workwear for trades, crews and site teams
Coveralls, work shirts, cargo trousers, work jackets, fleeces and hi-vis built from tough wovens, reinforced where the job wears them out and branded for your company.
What crews need from their workwear
Work clothes are tools. They take abrasion, dirt, weather and heavy washing, every day.
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Durability
Tough wovens, triple-stitched seams and bar tacks where pockets and loops take load.
- 02
Function
Knee pad pockets, tool pockets, hammer loops and phone pockets where they are needed.
- 03
Visibility
Fluorescent fabric and reflective tape laid out to the standard your site requires.
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Professional branding
Company logos that survive the job and present your crew well to clients.
The crew kit
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01 / 07
Coveralls
One-piece suits with zip or stud fronts and plenty of pockets.
- Fabric
- Drill
- Branding
- Patch
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02 / 07
Work shirts
Drill and twill shirts with chest pockets.
- Fabric
- Drill
- Branding
- Embroidery
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03 / 07
Cargo work trousers
Knee pad pockets, hammer loops and reinforced knees.
- Fabric
- Canvas
- Branding
- Embroidery
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04 / 07
Hi-vis vests and jackets
Fluorescent fabric with reflective tape layouts.
- Fabric
- Polyester
- Branding
- Reflective print
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05 / 07
Work jackets
Canvas and softshell jackets with tool pockets.
- Fabric
- Softshell
- Branding
- Patch
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06 / 07
Crew tees and polos
Branded layers for warm days and client sites.
- Fabric
- Poly-cotton
- Branding
- Screen print
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07 / 07
Fleeces and hoodies
Mid-layers for cold starts.
- Fabric
- Brushed fleece
- Branding
- Embroidery
Fabrics that work
- DrillWeight to spec
A dense, durable twill, the workhorse of workwear.
- CanvasWeight to spec
Heavy and abrasion-resistant for trousers and jackets.
- RipstopWeight to spec
A grid weave that stops tears spreading.
- Softshell280–340 gsm
Wind-resistant outer layers for outdoor crews.
Branding that lasts
Embroidered logos and patches survive abrasion and heavy washing. Reflective prints add visibility to everyday layers.
- Flat embroideryClean stitched logos that outlast the garment.
- Embroidered patchesSewn or heat-applied badges for sleeves, chests and caps.
- Reflective printingPrints and strips that bounce light back for safety and night runs.
- Screen printingBold, long-lasting colour for logos and graphics on bigger runs.
How companies order workwear with us
From a small crew's first kit to a rollout across sites.
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Spec the kit
Garments, pockets, reflective layout and logo placement agreed up front.
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Field-test a sample
Your crew wears the sample on the job before bulk.
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Pack by crew or site
Orders labelled by person, team or location.
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Top up as you hire
Spec on file for new starters and replacements.
Choosing a workwear manufacturer
Workwear is judged on site, not on a hanger. Ask how seams are stitched, where bar tacks go and which fabric weight is used for knees and pockets. Then have someone who does the job wear the sample for a week.
For hi-vis, tell your manufacturer which standard your site or sector requires before anything is designed. The fabric colour, tape width and layout all follow from it.
Branding matters more than many trade companies expect. Clean, consistent workwear tells clients your crew is organised, and it turns every van and site into advertising.
Questions to ask any manufacturer
- How are seams and pockets reinforced?
- Can my crew field-test a sample?
- Which hi-vis standard can you build to?
- Do you make women's fits?
- Can you pack orders by site or crew?
Workwear and trades: questions
Do you make hi-vis to a safety standard?
Tell us the standard your site or sector requires. We build the spec around it and choose fabric and reflective tape to suit.
What is the most durable workwear fabric?
Drill and canvas for trousers and jackets. Poly-cotton is easier to care for in shirts washed often.
Can you add our company logo?
Yes. Embroidered logos and patches are the most durable on workwear.
Do you make women's workwear?
Yes. Women's fits are graded separately.
Can you make a full crew kit?
Yes. Coveralls, shirts, trousers, jackets, fleeces, tees and hi-vis can all be made under one spec.
Can we reorder for new starters?
Yes. Your spec and gold sample are kept on file.
Services for workwear and trades
The services trade companies and crews use most, each with full details on fabrics, styles and finishes.
