Custom Work Shirts With Your Company Logo or Name
A custom work shirt carries your company logo, a crew name or an employee's name on the shirt staff wear on shift, from the shop floor and the job site to the front desk and the event stand. Woven work shirts lead the shelf: cotton twill and button-up work shirts, ripstop shirts in short and long sleeve, easy care shirts in plain, crosshatch and plaid, a camp collar shirt, a tactical shirt, a moisture-wicking stretch shirt and a striped shop shirt. Knit work shirts follow, with pocket shirts in short and long sleeve, hooded long sleeve shirts, snag-proof and performance shirts. For roadside and site crews there are high-visibility shirts with reflective mesh or segmented reflective tape. A zip-up fleece work shirt adds a cold-weather layer, and an embroidered long sleeve shirt gives a stitched logo. Women's and tall cuts are included. Prices run $29.99–$76.99 depending on the style. Upload your logo or text, place it, and check the preview before you pay.
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Twill, ripstop, easy care or a knit work shirt
Twill is the classic work shirt cloth, a sturdy diagonal weave for daily wear. Ripstop is woven with a reinforcing grid that stops a small tear from spreading, which suits outdoor and tactical work. Easy care shirts are finished to need less ironing, so they look tidy at a counter or front desk. Knit pocket and snag-proof shirts are the option for warm shifts and physical jobs, and the zip-up fleece work shirt goes over them when it turns cold.
Every work shirt here is printed except the embroidered long sleeve shirt. A printed logo is bonded onto the finished shirt and keeps lettering crisp; the guide to printing a logo onto workwear covers files and line weights, and the embroidery design guide covers the stitched option.
High-visibility work shirts and the rest of the uniform
The high-visibility shirts come in short sleeve, long sleeve and hooded versions, with reflective mesh or segmented reflective tape. Each product page gives that shirt's own visibility details; check them against your site's safety requirements before ordering.
For the rest of a uniform, see custom polo shirts, custom button-down shirts, custom jackets, custom aprons and custom baseball caps, or start a full crew order at bulk and group orders.
Custom Work Shirts With Your Company Logo or Name — common questions
- Which custom work shirts are high-visibility?
- The high-visibility shirts in short sleeve, long sleeve and hooded versions, with reflective mesh or segmented reflective tape, plus an enhanced-visibility mesh shirt. Check the visibility details on each product page against your site safety rules before ordering.
- Twill, ripstop or easy care: which work shirt fabric should I choose?
- Twill for a sturdy everyday work shirt, ripstop for outdoor or rough work where a snag could become a tear, and easy care for staff who need to look pressed at a counter without ironing. All three take a printed company logo.
- Can a work shirt have an embroidered logo?
- Yes, on the embroidered long sleeve work shirt; every other work shirt on this page is printed. For more stitched uniform pieces, the polo shirts and jackets pages carry embroidered styles.
- What is a job shirt?
- A job shirt is a heavy fleece pullover with a zip collar, worn as an outer work layer in cold weather over a tee or a work shirt. The heavyweight zip-up fleece work shirt here is that layer, and it takes a company logo like the rest of the uniform.
- Are there work shirts in women's and tall sizes?
- Yes. Women's twill work shirts include a short sleeve version and a stain-release twill shirt, and tall sizes cover a twill button-down, a crosshatch button-down, a short sleeve easy care shirt and a short sleeve pocket shirt.
- Is there a mechanic-style work shirt?
- Yes, the short sleeve striped work shirt, the shop-floor style that a printed name or logo on the chest turns into a uniform. The twill and ripstop shirts are the plain-colour alternatives.
- How should a company order work shirts for a whole crew?
- Settle on one shirt and one logo, then order every size the crew needs together, previewing the logo on that shirt first. Larger crew orders can start from the bulk and group orders page linked above.