A uniform system, not a one-off order
The strongest crews look intentional. A real uniform program coordinates short-sleeve and long-sleeve shirts, hoodies for cold mornings, polos for supervisors, and branded hats — all carrying the same logo, colors, and placement. That consistency is what turns individual workers into a recognizable team in a customer's eyes.
We map your program to the roles on your crew. Field techs get durable printed shirts and hoodies, while client-facing supervisors and estimators get embroidered polos that read a notch more formal. Everyone stays on-brand without forcing one garment to do every job.
Year-round coverage, planned in advance
Crews work through summer heat and winter cold, so a uniform program has to cover both. We build seasonal layers — breathable tees and moisture-wicking long sleeves for hot months, midweight and heavyweight hoodies for the cold — so nobody improvises with random gear that breaks your look. Planning the full year up front also makes budgeting and reordering far simpler.
Easy to manage as your crew changes
Uniform programs usually fall apart on turnover. Ours is built for it. Your logo, garments, colors, and placements stay on file, so onboarding a new hire means a quick reorder, not a fresh design project. There are no per-reorder setup fees, and we can ship straight to a jobsite, your shop, or an individual employee.
You approve a digital proof before production, and we flag any logo cleanup needed so the program looks identical every time you reorder.
What goes in a contractor uniform
A contractor uniform is a kit, not a single item. Most crews build from simple per-employee packages: a starter covers each worker with a few branded tees, and larger packages layer in long sleeves, hoodies, polos, hats, and beanies for full year-round coverage. You pick the package, enter your headcount, and see the real all-in price before you commit — no per-color charges or mystery quotes.
The same logo, colors, and placement carry across every garment, so a worker in a summer tee and the same worker in a winter hoodie both read as your brand.
Run it as an ongoing uniform program
Larger contractors treat uniforms as a standing program, not a one-time buy. We support that: your design and specs stay on file indefinitely, so you can place small reorders monthly as crews turn over, outfit a new location with the same standard, and keep every crew consistent without re-approving artwork each time. Think of it as a managed contractor uniform program without the rigid contract or per-garment weekly fees a rental service locks you into.
You own everything you order, and you scale up or down as your headcount changes — no minimum, no penalty for a small month.
What a uniform program includes
- Coordinated shirts, hoodies, polos, and hats
- Role-based gear for field and supervisors
- Seasonal layers for year-round wear
- One consistent logo, color, and placement
- Saved specs for painless reorders
- Ship to jobsite, shop, or employee
Get your crew priced in minutes
Pick a package, enter your crew size, and see a real per-employee price. No back-and-forth, no obligation.
Price My CrewFrequently asked questions
Do I have to order the whole program at once?
No. Many crews start with core shirts and add hoodies, polos, or hats over time. Because your setup stays on file, expanding the program later is simple and stays on-brand.
Can supervisors have different uniforms than the field crew?
Yes. A common setup is printed tees and hoodies for the field and embroidered polos for supervisors and sales, all sharing the same logo and colors.
How do reorders work for new employees?
Your design and specs are saved, so reordering uniforms for a new hire takes about two minutes with no setup fees. We can ship directly to the employee or your shop.
Is a contractor uniform program cheaper than renting?
For most contractors, yes. You buy the garments once and own them, with no multi-year contract and no weekly per-garment fees, which usually costs less over any real length of time than a rental service.
What's included in a contractor uniform package?
Packages build from branded tees up through long sleeves, hoodies, polos, hats, and beanies — all carrying one logo, color, and placement. You pick the package and see the per-employee price before committing.
Is there a minimum to start a uniform program?
No. There's no minimum, so you can start with core shirts for a small crew and expand the program over time. The per-item price improves as your headcount grows.