Minimum order quantity starts at 300–500 pieces per style and colour. Programme orders that combine several trades in one production run are quoted as a single order, so a mixed workforce does not need a separate minimum per role.

Sampling takes 7–10 days after the specification is confirmed; bulk production runs 30–50 days depending on fabric sourcing and order volume. Both are counted from the approved sealed sample, not from first enquiry.

General builders and site labourers, road crews and night works, steel fixers and formwork crews, and welders and hot-work trades are the four core profiles. Each gets its own fabric grade, reinforcement map and pocket layout rather than one shared pattern.

Yes, and most contractors do. Hi-vis jackets for road and night crews ship in the same order as plain industrial styles for workshop roles, in one colour system and with one logo application standard, so the whole workforce still reads as one company.

Poly-cotton twill for all-round site use, heavy duck canvas for high-abrasion trades, flame retardant blends for hot work, anti-static options for plants handling powders or electronics, and waterproof breathable shells for wet-weather sites. Weight and weave are matched to the role and written into the spec sheet.

The class follows how much fluorescent background material and retro-reflective tape the garment carries and where the tape sits. We build Class 2 or Class 3 constructions to suit your tender specification, and place tape for 360° detection rather than front-and-back only.

Double-layer knee, elbow and shoulder panels, triple-needle stitched seams at load points, bar-tacked pocket mouths and reinforced forearms. Hammer loops, rule pockets and cuffs that close over gloves are placed per trade, with no loose detail left near rotating machinery.

Colour-fast, shrink-resistant fabrics with reinforced stitching and securely attached reflective tape keep garments in service through frequent hot laundering. We confirm the care routine against your laundry process at the specification stage, so tape and fabric performance are not lost in the first wash cycles.

Yes. OEM/ODM covers Pantone colour matching, logo embroidery or printing, size grading and custom packaging — including private label for distributors with your own labels and hangtags.

Fabric and reflective tape test reports from our suppliers, together with our own in-line and final inspection records against the sealed sample, can be supplied for tender and QA files. Specific certification requirements are reviewed at the specification stage so the correct documentation is agreed before production.