Crew & site apparel

Kit a crew, then kit the next three who join

Tees, hoodies, hi-vis styles, work shirts and outerwear carrying one mark, ordered once and then reordered in ones and twos as people arrive. We keep the artwork, the placement and the thread colours on file so run two matches run one.

493 garments

Names & numbers

Screen print from 12

Digital from 1

Work jackets hanging on pegs in a site cabin

What a crew order covers

One mark, across everything they wear

A cotton drill work shirt on a hanger against concrete

Work shirts & polos

Embroidered left chest, laundered weekly.

A hi-vis work shirt and canvas coveralls hanging together

Hi-vis styles

AS Colour Safety tee, long sleeve, hoodie.

A work jacket hanging on a steel hook

Outerwear

Work jackets, coveralls, overalls.

Folded heavyweight t-shirts stacked on a concrete ledge

Crew tees & hoodies

The everyday layer, screen printed in volume.

A stack of structured caps on a steel shelf

Headwear

Caps and beanies, embroidered.

How it runs

How a crew order runs

Headcount and garments

Tell us how many people and what they need to be wearing. The quote comes back with garments, decoration and freight as separate lines, so you can see what the decoration actually costs and cut the right thing if the number is wrong.

One mark, approved once

One mockup per garment type, with placement and size marked. Approve them together and the whole kit is locked, rather than approving a tee this month and discovering the jacket does not match it next month.

Size run, names, numbers

Send the size run, and the name and number list if the job carries one. DTF has no per-name setup, so per-person naming does not change the shape of the order. It comes back sorted per person.

Production

The run goes through press or machine and is checked piece by piece. Anything off-register or short-cured is pulled and re-run here rather than shipped.

The reorder

This is the part that matters. Files, placements and thread colours stay on record, so three new starters in four months is a message rather than a re-quote, and what they get matches what everyone else is wearing.

FAQ

Questions we get asked

What is the minimum?

12 pieces per design for screen printing. Embroidery, DTF and DTG carry no minimum. A crew order usually mixes both — screen print the tees in volume, embroider the polos and jackets one at a time.

Can every garment have a name on it?

Yes. DTF has no per-name setup, so one name costs the same to prepare as fifty. Send the list against the size run and the order comes back sorted per person rather than as a box somebody has to sort.

Will a reorder match?

That is the point of keeping the file. Artwork, placement, print size and thread colours stay on record against your account, so the reorder runs from the same settings rather than from someone’s memory of them.

Can you ship to more than one site?

Yes. Multi-address fulfillment splits the order by destination, and blind shipping under your own branding is available. Say so at the start of the order rather than after it is boxed.

What if the crew grows past the size run?

Order what you need now. Because the digital methods carry no minimum, topping up by two or three later is a normal order rather than a penalty — which is usually cheaper than over-ordering sizes you end up storing.

One folded high-visibility garment alone on a concrete floor

Under 12 pieces

Order it online

Embroidery, DTF and DTG carry no minimum, so a handful of garments for a new starter is a normal order. Price it, proof it and pay for it without a single email.

A long rail of identical work shirts receding into shadow

A whole crew

Run it as a program

One approved kit, per-person names, blind shipping and multi-address fulfillment, and a named representative on the account from quote to freight.