Trades & Workwear · Curated by Chris
Contractors, electricians, plumbers, landscapers, HVAC, roofing, auto — you’re not buying shirts, you’re buying something that survives a work week and still makes your company look established when you knock on a door.
This list is the workwear I actually recommend to local crews: durable brands, decoration that doesn’t peel off after a wash, and high-visibility options for the guys on the road. If you need something specific for your trade, call and I’ll tell you what holds up.
Upload your logo and see it on the shirt — no account needed. Or send it to me and I’ll set it up for you.
The everyday rotation
What the crew puts on every morning. Built to survive the wash cycle, not just the first week.
Seven ounces of cotton with a reinforced pocket. This is the shirt that’s still in rotation two summers after you bought it.
UPF 30 and long sleeves. If your crew is outside in Ventura County summers, this beats a short sleeve and sunscreen that wears off by ten.
The shirt for the guy who talks to the customer. Snag-proof and stain-resistant, sized XS to 6XL so nobody on the crew gets left out.
Lightweight, breathable and moisture-wicking, with PosiCharge technology to help lock in color and keep logos from fading.
A hood without fleece bulk. The 4.7-ounce jersey, classic fit and rib-knit cuffs make it an easy lightweight layer.
Cold starts, long days
Cold mornings, and the pieces your crew keeps wearing after they clock out.
Seen on the job
Hoodies, caps and work shirts should look like part of the uniform—not an afterthought. We use embroidery on fleece, outerwear and headwear so the logo stays sharp through long days and repeat washes.
Carhartt, and your crew already knows what that means. Triple-stitched seams, 10.5 ounces — heavy enough for a Camarillo winter morning.
Twelve-ounce duck canvas, insulated, sized to 6XL. It’s built with a decoration access pocket, which means your logo goes on clean without fighting the lining.
Structured front, eighteen colors, and a bill that still looks right in month six. Fitted rather than snapback, so it stays on in wind.
Easy to spot
A practical vest with reflective material and plenty of storage.
Polyester mesh, high-performance reflective material and practical storage: cargo pockets, radio and ID pockets, pencil pockets and two inside patch pockets.
Start with what you have
I’ll tell you what holds up for your trade, check stock and artwork, and come back with a confirmed date before you commit to anything.
Serving Camarillo & all of Ventura County