Custom Construction Apparel for Crews and Contractors.
Crew apparel that represents the company. Branded hats, polos, and custom pieces for builders, roofers, and trade companies. Built to look sharp on the job site and at the client meeting.
A pattern built from the trade.
For a homebuilder we designed an all over pattern of tools and hard hats in the brand colors, sublimated it onto custom cut panels, and embroidered the company monogram on top.
- Custom pattern design
- Sublimation and embroidery combined
- Cut and sew production
Hats crews actually wear.
Four steps. No guesswork.
Crew orders follow the same path every time, and nothing runs until your proof is approved. Rush is available on some orders; timing depends on the order.
Call or quote
Send the quote form or book a call with your crew count, the hats and shirts you want, and the date the crew needs them.
Proof
Your proof shows the logo on each crew piece with placement, size, and thread or ink colors, ready for your sign off.
Production
Decorated crew gear takes 7 to 10 business days from proof approval. Fully custom pattern pieces take about 45 days.
Delivery
Orders ship nationwide, so gear can go to the office or the job site. There is no minimum when a new hire needs one hat.
Questions, answered.
What do construction companies usually order?
Crew hats, polos, and T-shirts are the core. Some companies add fully custom pieces like sublimated patterns with embroidered logos.
Can we reorder for new hires?
Yes. Your files and colors stay on record, and with no minimums you can reorder a single piece.
Is there a minimum order?
No. There are no minimums, so you can order one hat for a new hire or gear for the whole crew. Pricing depends on quantity, garment, and decoration method, and you see it on your quote.
Do you ship outside Arizona?
Yes. We are based in Scottsdale, Arizona and ship orders nationwide. Shipping details are confirmed on your quote.
Tell us what you are making.
Two minutes on the form or a quick call. Either way you get a straight answer on method, garments, and timeline.