Workwear & high-visibility
Uniforms your crew will actually keep wearing
Work shirts, work polos, overalls, coveralls and high-visibility styles, decorated with your company mark. We keep the artwork and the placement on file, so the reorder for a new hire matches what the crew is already in.
Screen print
Embroidery
DTF names & numbers
3M reflective

How we work
What a uniform order includes
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A mockup first
A digital mockup with the placement and the decoration size marked on it, before anything goes to press or onto a machine. Nothing runs until you approve it.
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A quote you can read
Garments, decoration and freight priced as separate lines, so you can see what the decoration actually costs. Production time is quoted separately from transit.
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The file kept on record
The artwork, the placement and the thread colors stay on file, so a reorder of three matches the run of sixty that came before it.
The workwear range
Work shirts, a work polo, a work jacket, overalls and coveralls — all in the catalog now, all decorated to order.
Decoration zones
Where a company mark goes on workwear
Placement is not restricted. These are the four that do the work on a uniform, and the sizes that actually fit them.

Left chest
The uniform standard · 3×3 to 4×4 in
Where a company mark belongs on a work shirt or a polo, and the best zone for embroidery. Small enough to read as a uniform rather than as merch.
Full back
Readable across a site · up to 14×16 in
The zone with room for a company name at a size that can be read from a distance. This is where 3M reflective earns its money.
Sleeve
Second touchpoint · 2×2 to 3×11 in
A trade, a certification wording or a second mark. Watch the seam — anything crossing it distorts, so we set the art inside the flat panel.
Name & number
Per garment · DTF, no minimum
One name on one jacket costs the same to set up as sixty, because DTF carries no minimum and no color count. Send the list alongside the size run.
Before it runs
Send the artwork and we will mark the placement and the decoration size on the mockup before anything runs.
Specialty work
The details that make it read as a uniform
Four things we are asked for most on workwear, and what each one is actually good for.
3M reflective ink
Best for backs, jackets, low light
A screen-print ink that throws light back at a headlamp or a headlight. Screen print only — no digital method can lay it down. Ask for it by name on the quote.
Names & numbers
Best for crews and per-person kit
DTF has no minimum and no color count, so one name on one garment sets up the same as fifty. Send the list with the size run and it comes back sorted.
Puff & specialty inks
Best for a mark that has to be felt
Puff, high-density, metallic and water-based. Screen print only — a digital method cannot do texture, it can only print a picture of it.
Pack out & fulfillment
Best for multi-site and onboarding
Poly-bagging, size-run boxes split by destination, and blind shipping under your own branding. Say so at the start of the order and we will set it up.
What you are promised
- A mockup with placement and decoration size marked, before anything runs.
- Piece-by-piece checking off the dryer, not a spot check.
- Anything off-register or short-cured is pulled and re-run here, not shipped.
- Your artwork, placement and thread colors kept on file so the reorder is identical.
- One named representative from the quote through to freight.
Specialty work is quoted per job. Send the spec and we will price it honestly.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Do you sell ANSI-rated hi-vis?
Not from our own catalog, and we will not tell you otherwise. What we stock are high-visibility styles — a safety tee, a long-sleeve, a hoodie, a beanie, a cap and a work polo — which are not certified garments. If your site requires a certified ANSI Class 2 or Class 3 garment, buy it to that spec and send it to us: we decorate customer-supplied garments, and 3M reflective ink is available on the screen-print side.
What is the minimum order?
12 pieces per design for screen printing. Embroidery, DTF and DTG have no minimum, so a single jacket is fine — it just costs more per piece. Turnaround is 2 to 3 weeks, including shipping, measured from mockup approval.
Can you add names and numbers?
Yes. DTF carries no minimum and no color count, so one name on one garment costs the same to set up as fifty of them. Send the name and number list alongside the size run and the order comes back sorted per person.
Will the mark survive industrial laundry?
Embroidery will, because it is thread rather than ink and there is nothing on the surface to crack or lift. For a printed mark on a high-wash garment, plastisol cured into the fabric holds up best. Tell us the wash regime and we will tell you which of the two to put on it.
Can I supply my own garments?
Yes, and for certified hi-vis it is the only route. Send a spec sheet first so we can confirm the fabric takes our inks or our needles, and include 2–3% spoilage. We do not cover replacement cost on customer-supplied garments.

Under 12 pieces
Order it online
Embroidery, DTF and DTG carry no minimum, so a single jacket or a box of six is a normal order. Price it, proof it and pay for it without a single email.

12 pieces and up
Run it as a program
Screen print, 3M reflective, per-person names and numbers, blind shipping and multi-address fulfillment. A named representative on the account from quote to freight.





