How much do custom work uniforms cost?
The honest answer is that it depends on five things. Know them and you can compare any two quotes fairly, from any supplier.
Sublimation vs screen print for work shirts
Both methods put your logo on a shirt. They work differently, and that changes how the shirt looks after many washes and a hot summer on the roof.
How to uniform an HVAC, plumbing or roofing crew
Most owners order once, run short on sizes, and reorder in a panic. Here is the order that avoids it.
How long do custom uniforms take to arrive?
Plan on weeks, not days. Here is where the time goes, so you can order before the busy season instead of during it.
What to put on the back of a work shirt
The back of your crew shirt is the part customers and neighbours see most. Use it like a small billboard.
Work uniform sizing for a trade crew
Custom orders are made to order, so a wrong size is hard to fix. A short sizing process prevents it.
Winter work gear for trade crews
Cold months are busy for HVAC and plumbing, and many landscapers switch to snow removal. Here is how crews layer.
Do trade businesses need matching uniforms?
No law requires it, but many successful service businesses do it. Here is why it pays off.
Custom safety vests for contractors
A branded vest adds visibility and puts your logo on every job. Check your requirements before you order.
How to prepare your logo for custom uniforms
A clean logo file gets you a better design faster. You do not need to be a designer.
Sublimated work shirts for contractors
Sublimated shirts carry your design edge to edge, in any number of colours, and the print is part of the fabric. Here is what they are and who they suit.
Where to get custom work shirts made for your business
Owners ask this in every trade forum. There are four common routes, and each fits a different situation.
Uniform rental vs buying custom uniforms for a small crew
Owners often ask how national uniform services work and what they cost. The honest answer is that it depends on the contract, so here is what to compare.
Why construction and trade crews wear long sleeves
It looks backwards in summer, but long sleeves are standard on outdoor job sites. Here is why, and what to look for.
Safety vest classes explained: Class 1, 2 and 3
Owners ask which class of vest they need. The short answer: it depends on where and how your crew works, and the person who sets the rule is your client, employer or state, not the vest seller.
What to wear for landscaping: a guide for crews
Landscaping means sun, dust, spray and early mornings. Here is what crews usually wear and why.
What to wear on a construction site
Site rules vary, but most crews follow the same basics. Always follow your employer and site safety rules first.
How to design a work uniform for your business
You do not need a designer. Five decisions get you a uniform that looks professional and advertises your business.