Custom Apparel for Construction & Contractors
Outfit your crews with branded work shirts, hi-vis options, jackets and hats. Build a practical apparel program for Arizona job sites, new hires and the next project.
Plan Workwear Around Your Crew and Job Site
A general contractor, concrete crew and roofing company may all need a different mix of shirts and outerwear. Start with how your employees work, where they report and how many garments each person needs between laundry days. Sportswear Express in Mesa can help you compare apparel and decoration options for construction businesses throughout the Phoenix metro area.
For everyday crew tees, a readable company logo on the chest and a larger back print can carry your branding across the job site. Embroidered polos and jackets give superintendents, estimators and project managers a coordinated option for meetings. Lightweight fabrics are worth considering for warm Arizona days, with separate layers for early starts and cooler months.
Specify Visibility Requirements Before Choosing a Shirt
If your project requires ANSI/ISEA 107 apparel, supply the required garment type and performance class with your quote request. The manufacturer's rating and proposed decoration placement must be confirmed for the selected garment before production. A bright color or a reflective detail alone does not establish that a garment meets your site's requirements.
Include any employer or general-contractor specifications when you contact us. Product photos illustrate apparel ideas; they are not evidence of a garment's safety rating. See the ANSI/ISEA 107 standard overview for background on garment types and performance classes.
Build Your Contractor Apparel Lineup
Choose a core uniform, then add the pieces each role and season calls for.
Printed Crew T-Shirts
Short- and long-sleeve work tees with chest and back graphics. Compare fabric weight, fit and colors before selecting a standard shirt for the crew.
Hi-Vis Shirts & Vests
Explore high-visibility options for applicable work assignments. Provide your required type and class so the garment rating and logo placement can be checked.
Lightweight Performance Shirts
Moisture-wicking styles for crews that prefer a lighter feel. Fabric, color and artwork coverage all matter when choosing a printed performance shirt.
Supervisor & Estimator Polos
Embroidered polos for site walks, proposals and customer meetings. Use a shared logo and coordinated colors across office and field roles.
Work Jackets & Sweatshirts
Branded layers for cool mornings and seasonal uniform updates. Choose outerwear with practical pockets and a decoration area suited to your logo.
Embroidered & Patch Hats
Complete the crew's look with a cap style employees want to wear. Embroidery and custom patches offer different finishes for your company mark.
Make the Next Crew Order Easier to Plan
A consistent ordering list helps you manage new projects, replacements and growing crews.
1. Build a Crew Size List
List quantities by garment, color and size, including extended sizes and spare shirts. Separate project-specific safety requirements from everyday company apparel.
2. Review the Artwork Plan
Share your logo and desired locations. Review the proposed garment and decoration details together, including required visibility specifications, before production.
3. Use Your Previous Order as a Reference
For the next order, send the prior order details plus updated quantities. Confirm current stock, pricing and timing, especially if you need the same style across multiple crews.
Browse the apparel catalog or send your crew list for a quote.
Construction Apparel Questions
Can my company logo go on ANSI/ISEA 107 apparel?
Start by providing your required garment type and performance class. The manufacturer's rating and the planned decoration placement must be reviewed for the specific garment before production. Do not assume a bright shirt or a product photo establishes compliance with your job-site requirements.
Which decoration method works for construction crew shirts?
Screen printing is worth comparing for repeated artwork across a larger crew order. DTF can suit detailed, multicolor graphics, while embroidery is a common choice for polos, jackets and caps. The final recommendation depends on the garment, artwork, placement and quantity.
What should I send for a replacement or new-hire order?
Send your previous order reference, garment styles and colors, sizes and quantities, and the date you need them. Note any logo changes or site-specific requirements. We can then confirm current garment availability and quote the new order.