Your crew is in someone's house at 7am, on a roof at noon, in a crawl space at 3. The shirt they're wearing is the first impression your brand makes, and it has to last more than three wash cycles to do it. We outfit HVAC, plumbing, electrical, general contractors, landscapers, pest control, lawn care, and the dozens of other field-service trades that put real wear on workwear.
If your team shows up at a customer's address, the uniform is part of the customer experience. Here's who we work with most.
Embroidered service polos with company logo + tech name patch. Heavyweight pique that survives shoulder strap and tool belt friction. Logo also on hat for residential calls.
More on HVAC & plumbing →FR-rated work shirts where required, embroidered uniform polos for shop and customer-facing techs, hi-vis vests for new-construction site work.
More on electrical & contractors →Hi-vis tees and class-2 vests for site crews, branded jackets for project managers, embroidered hats. Different decoration per role for site identification.
More on general contractors →Performance polos that breathe in summer heat, hats for sun protection, hi-vis tees where road work is involved, branded windbreakers for spring/fall.
More on landscaping & lawn care →Polos and tees for janitorial, maintenance, and facilities crews. Color-coded by department, name patches for accountability, replaced quarterly as wear demands.
More on cleaning & facilities →Service polos with company branding + technician name. Hat embroidery for residential visibility. Sometimes a back logo for visibility from across the property.
More on pest control →Talked to enough operators to know what makes them switch. Here's what we do differently.
Service uniforms get washed hard and often. We use polyester thread (resistant to chlorine and industrial detergent) and reinforce stress points so the logo doesn't pull at the corners after 30 cycles. Cheap embroidery looks the same on day one, and falls apart by day 60.
For high-turnover positions, embroidered names lock you into the wrong tech's uniform when they leave. We offer velcro-backed patches that can swap as your roster changes, same shirt, new name, no waste.
"Hi-vis" off Amazon often isn't ANSI 107 compliant, meaning it doesn't meet the legal standard your insurance and OSHA expect. We stock ANSI Class 2 and Class 3 garments from suppliers that publish their certifications. We can decorate them without compromising the rating.
Once your spec is locked, replenishment is a single email. "Add 12 mediums and 6 larges to the same uniform we got last quarter." We pull your file, quote it the same day, ship within the standard window. No re-explaining.
Embroidery is the gold standard for daily uniforms. Heat transfers handle name patches and high-turnover positions. Screen printing fits promotional or event apparel.
The default for company logos on service polos, hats, and jackets. Premium feel, durable, professional appearance for residential calls. Min 6 pieces, 12+ gets the best tier.
Learn more →Per-piece name patches that change with your roster. No setup fee per name. Pairs with embroidered company logo on the same garment.
Learn more →Sewn-on or velcro-backed. Best when uniforms go through industrial laundry that would damage direct embroidery, or when names change frequently.
Learn more →For promotional tees, event apparel, hi-vis safety gear with full-back logos. More economical above 72 pieces.
Learn more →Embroidered work polos, button-down work shirts, hi-vis tees and Class-2 vests, performance polos for active roles, FR-rated shirts where required, embroidered hats, fleece quarter-zips, work jackets, beanies for cold-weather techs.
Browse workwearYes: we carry ANSI 107 Class 2 and Class 3 hi-vis tees, polos, and vests from suppliers that publish their certifications. Decoration follows ANSI rules so the rating isn't compromised by added artwork.
Yes. We offer two paths: (1) velcro-backed embroidered patches you can swap on existing shirts, or (2) heat-transfer name decals applied per piece for permanent application. Talk to us about your turnover rate and we'll recommend.
Polyester thread by default for service uniforms, resistant to chlorine bleach, industrial detergent, and the sun-fade that hits outdoor crews. Rayon thread is available for indoor uniforms where the premium sheen matters more than chemical resistance.
Yes: we can source FR-rated garments through our supplier network and confirm the rating and decoration approach per garment at quote time (typically embroidery on the chest area, avoiding screen ink in safety-critical regions). Tell us the rating you need when you reach out.
Approved spec stays on file. Replenishment is a single email: tell us how many of each size + which uniform spec, we'll quote the same day and produce within the standard window. No re-proofing, no re-quoting from scratch.
Yes, heat transfer applies a unique name per piece without setup-fee multiplication. Send us the roster (name + size + how many of each garment) and we'll handle the application + per-employee bagging if you want it organized for distribution.
For uniform programs, custom request gets you a real conversation about specs, sizing across crews, and contracted rates. For one-off or test orders, get instant pricing.