Start with the task, not the logo
Describe whether crews mostly work at a desk, on a site walk or using hand tools. Show where a radio, badge or notebook goes and identify any area that must stay free of bulky embroidery.
Custom Uniforms
Construction Work Shirt Manufacturer
Specify non-protective work shirts for construction crews, including sleeve length, badge position, tool pockets and repeat issue by site.
- Minimum order
- 50pieces
- Sampling
- 2 weeks
- Bulk production
- 2 weeks
- Delivery
- Worldwide
Sampling and bulk production are separate stages. We confirm the quantity breakdown, material availability, start dates and approval requirements in your quotation. Shipping transit is additional to production time.
Decisions for your first sample
Build room for reaching
A wide chest alone will not stop the back hem lifting. Mark the intended armhole, sleeve reach and tucked length over the base layer the crew wears.
Keep safety requirements separate
This page covers ordinary uniform shirts. A bright colour is not proof of high visibility, flame resistance or any other protection. Include mandatory standards in the enquiry for a separate feasibility review.
What to check on arrival
Try the shirt with the usual belt and layers. Reach up, crouch and sit, then check that the pocket can be closed and that a tucked shirt stays in place. Approve pocket placement on a worn sample.
Read before you brief.
Uniform Manufacturing Guide: Corporate, Chef, Medical, School and Hi-Vis
Translate a uniform programme into role-specific garments, movement requirements, laundering plans, branding controls, safety evidence, and replenishment specifications.
Read the guideHow to Design Custom Woven Labels
Plan a woven garment label with readable artwork, appropriate folds, seam allowances, comfortable placement, and a clear approval specification.
Read the guideBrief your construction work shirts.
Give crew roles, sizes per site, fabric preference, pockets and laundry routine. Tell us which details must stay identical on replacement orders.
Your uniform programme quote.
List garments by role, wearer sizes and logo or name details. Add quantities, laundering needs, required arrival date and delivery locations.