A cleaning crew works in someone else’s space, often outside business hours, the uniform is what says authorized, professional, accountable. We outfit commercial cleaning companies, janitorial services, and facilities teams with identifiable crew gear that survives chemical splash, industrial washing, and five-shift weeks, plus the supervisor layer that walks client buildings during the day.
Cleaning-company apparel splits by audience: the crew working the building, and the supervisor or owner facing the client. We outfit both sides of the clipboard.
Durable tees and polos in your brand colors with the company mark clearly visible, the at-a-glance ID that building security and late-working employees recognize instantly.
Embroidered polos and quarter-zips for the walk-through layer, the person doing client inspections looks like management because they are.
Gear for staff embedded in client buildings full-time, branded enough to be identifiable, professional enough to match the building’s lobby standard.
Carpet, window, post-construction, and floor-care teams with service-specific colorways or marks: the same brand, legible by specialty.
Vests and hi-vis tees for parking-structure, exterior, and night work where visibility is a safety requirement, branded to your standard.
Per-route or per-account kits, sized sets packed by crew so a new account’s team is outfitted on day one of the contract.
Cleaning work is brutal on garments: splash, bleach drift, and constant hot laundering. We spec colorfast, work-rated garments and decoration that survives the cycle, and tell you plainly which cheap options will not.
An identifiable uniform is a security feature you sell with the contract. Consistent colorways, visible marks, and per-piece names where accounts require them make your crew the one nobody questions at 9pm.
Staffing moves fast in this industry. Your logo and specs stay on file, so outfitting a new hire, or a whole new account’s crew, is a sizes-only email with days of lead time, not weeks.
Crew tee and polo runs in volume, brand colors locked, costs lowest at full-roster quantities, no screen charges.
Learn more →Supervisor polos, quarter-zips, and caps: the client-facing layer that survives industrial washing best of all.
Learn more →Names and roles per piece (SUPERVISOR, DAY PORTER, account names where contracts require them) without setup fees.
Learn more →Small fill-in batches and full-color marks from just 3 pieces, matched to the bulk run between orders.
Learn more →Durable tees and polos, quarter-zips for supervisors, hi-vis vests and tees, aprons for specialty work, beanies and caps, and weather layers for exterior routes. Browse polos to start, or price a crew kit in the wizard.
Browse the catalogWe spec for it: colorfast work-rated garments, stitched logos where durability matters most, and prints rated for hot cycles where they fit better. We will be straight with you about what a given garment can take.
Yes: same brand kit, per-account names or colorway accents where contracts require them. Kits pack per route so distribution is grab-and-go.
Screen printing starts at 24 pieces, embroidery at just 6, and DTF at 3: a 6-person crew gets fair pricing without buying inventory it doesn’t need.
Days once your brand kit is on file, standard turnaround for the batch, rush tiers when the contract starts Monday.
Yes, per-piece names with no per-name setup. Send the roster and we proof the layout.