For warehouses, plants and distribution centers
Industrial uniforms with your company logo
One shirt spec for every shift, a color for each department, and the same logo file on every reorder.
| Pieces | 50 | 100 | 250+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic 180 GSM tee | $8 to $12 | $7 to $10 | $5 to $8 |
| Polos | $15 to $24 | $13 to $20 | $11 to $17 |
Typical delivered price per piece. Your quote is exact. One price for every size. Minimum 20 to 50 pieces.
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Product
What you want to put your logo on.
Color
Forest greenThe base shade of your product.
Exact brand color? .
Material
What the product is made of.
Fabric weight
How thick the fabric is. Heavier is warmer, sturdier and more premium.
Neck style
The neckline shape of the garment.
How it's applied
The technique we use to put your design on the product. We default to the most popular method, change it any time.
Your configuration
- Product
- T-shirt
- Color
- Forest green
- Material
- Cotton
- Weight
- Classic 180 GSM
- Neck
- Round neck
- Decoration
- Not chosen yet
$8–12
/ unitAdd a quantity for your total.
Live estimate. Exact quote on submit. Per-unit price shown at each quantity.
Sizes
How many of each size? The per-unit price drops as the run grows.
Enter any quantity and we'll confirm it in your quote.
Volume savings
Per-unit price drops the more you order.
Everything else is set. Just your artwork & placement left.
- Free mockup
- Free shipping
- Print wrong, reprint free
- Reorders match your spec
What plants and warehouses order most
Sample designUniform tee
Cotton, Screen print
$7 to $10 each at 100
Min. 50
Sample designEmbroidered polo
Cotton, Embroidery
$13 to $20 each at 100
Min. 50
Sample designLong-sleeve tee
Cotton, Screen print
$9 to $13 each at 100
Min. 50
Typical delivered price per piece. Your quote is exact.
One spec, a color for each department
One spec for every shift
One shirt, one logo placement and one set of colors, so every shift and every building matches.
Same logo file on every reorder
Your file and colors stay on file, so shirts for new hires match the first order. Uniform reorder program
Purchase orders accepted
An itemized, delivered quote for your requisition, then a company PO. How purchase orders work
Color by department
Sample designReceiving
Sample designShipping
Sample designMaintenance
Sample designLine lead
Need high-visibility garments for the dock or the yard? See safety shirts.
How it works
01
Send your logo or idea
Free mockup and itemized quote by the next business morning (CT).
02
Approve the mockup and price
Quotes are guaranteed for 30 days. Nothing is made until you approve.
03
See the first piece
A photo of the first piece before the full run.
04
Delivered
About 3 weeks from mockup approval to in hand: about 2 weeks of production, then about 1 week of shipping. Free shipping to one US address per order.
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Industrial uniform questions
How much do industrial uniforms with a company logo cost?
Uniform tees run $7 to $10 each at 100 pieces and $5 to $8 each at 250. Embroidered polos run $13 to $20 each at 100 and $11 to $17 each at 250. That is a typical delivered price per piece with shipping included, and it is one price for every size. Your free quote is itemized and exact for your headcount.
Screen printed or embroidered uniforms for a plant or warehouse?
Screen printed uniforms are the cost-effective choice for tees worn on the floor every shift, and the print holds up to frequent washing. Embroidery suits polos for supervisors, office staff and anyone who meets visitors. Many sites order both from one logo file: printed tees for the floor and embroidered polos for leads, in matching colors.
Can each department or shift get its own shirt color?
Yes. Color by department is the most common request: the same logo and the same shirt, in a different color for receiving, shipping, maintenance and line leads, so a supervisor can read the floor at a glance. Send the colors and the headcount for each with your request, and your quote confirms the split before anything is made.
How do reorders work as we hire?
Your logo file, ink and thread colors, placements and shirt stay on file after the first order, so a reorder is a headcount and a size breakdown, not a new setup. The shirt a new hire gets matches what the shift already wears. For reorders on a set schedule, see the uniform reorder program.
What is the minimum order for industrial uniforms?
The minimum is 50 pieces per order. Sizes are mixed in one order at no extra cost, and it is one price for every size. A site with 50 staff at three shirts each clears it on the first order. Each reorder has the same 50-piece minimum. Most teams batch new hires monthly or quarterly.
Can we pay with a company purchase order?
Yes. Paid in full by Stripe invoice, card or ACH. School, district and company purchase orders accepted. You get a free mockup and an itemized, delivered quote to attach to the requisition before you send anything. Quotes are guaranteed for 30 days, which leaves time for operations, HR and purchasing to approve it.
How long do industrial uniforms take?
About 3 weeks from mockup approval to in hand: about 2 weeks of production, then about 1 week of shipping. Free mockup and itemized quote by the next business morning (CT), so the timeline starts as soon as you approve it. If a new shift or a new building opens on a fixed date, put that date in your request and your quote confirms whether we can meet it.
More about industrial uniforms
Uniform shirts with company logo, one spec for every shift
A plant or a distribution center runs on consistency, and uniforms are no different. The first order sets the spec: one shirt, one logo file, one placement, and the ink or thread colors that match your brand. Every shift and every building then orders against that spec, so first shift and third shift wear the same shirt, and a site that opens next year matches the one that opened last year.
Industrial work shirts by department
Most operations teams split by color rather than by design. Receiving, shipping, maintenance, quality and line leads each get a color, with the department printed on the back and the company logo on the left chest. Temporary and seasonal staff often get one more color. Trade crews outside the building are covered on custom work shirts, and production, pit and deck crews on crew shirts.
Screen printed uniforms and embroidered polos
Floor staff usually wear a screen printed tee or long-sleeve tee: it costs the least per piece at volume and a one-color logo stays sharp through heavy washing. Supervisors and office staff usually wear an embroidered polo. Both come from the same logo file, so the two look like one program.
High-visibility garments
Dock, yard and forklift areas may call for high-visibility garments, which are their own specification. They are covered on the safety shirts page, not here.
Related trades
Service and install teams: see HVAC uniforms. Site and trade crews: see construction uniforms.
What to send for a fast quote
Your logo, as a vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) or a high-resolution PNG. Headcount by department or shift, and the color you want for each. The split between tees, long sleeves and polos, a rough size run, the date you need them and the one US address they ship to. For cold shifts, add work beanies with the same logo.