Embroidered Construction & Contractor Uniforms

Give crews, estimators and office staff a recognizable company identity while choosing garments for their different roles. Start with work polos for everyday use, a woven shirt for appointments, and a coordinated hat or jacket for outdoor layers.

Compare the selected styles

Separate the role from the logo

Compare the CS412 and CS413 work polos for crews who want a substantial polyester polo. The S608 and L608 easy-care woven shirts offer a different presentation for estimates and customer meetings. A consistent logo placement ties the choices together without requiring one fabric for every employee.

Plan around jobsite requirements

These selections are company apparel. They are not a substitute for high-visibility, flame-resistant or other protective clothing required by an employer or jobsite. Confirm those requirements before choosing a garment; a construction collection label is not a safety certification.

Keep replacement orders manageable

Record the style and size by employee, and distinguish jackets and hats from the main shirt allocation. Six shirts in one style and two jackets in another have separate handling calculations. Check availability before promising replacement dates to a crew.

Questions about this selection

Can the office and crew wear different styles?

Yes. Keep a common logo reference and compare colors across the selected products.

Can we add employee names?

Ask about the specific personalization and placement before ordering; do not assume it is included in the standard logo price.

Plan the next step

Follow the team ordering checklist · Budget the decorated order · Choose logo size and placement · Explore industry selections

Ask about your team order