Construction crew wearing industry workwear
10 sectors · One production partner

Workwear that fits the job.

Every trade has its own visibility rules, fabric demands and branding needs. We build ranges around the way each industry actually works.

  • Role-based hi-vis
  • FR & arc-rated options
  • Durable fabrics & pocket layouts
  • Company branding
Industries

Choose your sector

Each page covers the workwear challenges, recommended garments and a typical program structure for that industry.

How programs work

Specified by role, branded as one company

Most programs combine two or three visibility or protection levels with a single logo standard.

Company uniforms
01 / Role mapping

Who wears what

We match hi-vis class, FR rating and garment type to each role and shift pattern.

02 / Fabric

Built for the environment

Duck, ripstop, FR knits, softshell and insulated layers selected for heat, cold and abrasion.

03 / Branding

One identity

Logo, name and department coding applied consistently across every garment in the program.

04 / Rollout

Delivered in stages

Size sets, site-by-site delivery and consolidated invoicing for multi-location teams.

FAQ

Industry program questions

Can you build a uniform program for multiple roles?

Yes. We map garments to roles — for example Class 2 for general site workers, Class 3 for flaggers, FR for hot work — with a shared size matrix and branding standard.

Do you supply small companies as well as large fleets?

Yes. The minimum is 100 pcs per style and color, so a single-site contractor can order a mixed set and a multi-site fleet can scale into staged deliveries.

Can you match our existing uniform colors?

Stock colors cover most needs; Pantone matching is available from 500 pcs on selected fabrics. Send the reference and we will confirm the closest option.

How do you handle logo and name badges?

Screen print and embroidery are done in-house. Individual names, department colors and rank identifiers can be packed per employee on request.

Tell us about your industry and we will map the range.

Send roles, crew sizes and the standards you work to. We will propose garments, fabrics and a rollout plan.