Workwear for plumbing and heating
Workwear that survives the van, the loft and the customer's hallway
Polo shirts, hoodies, jackets and gilets with your logo, chosen to cope with cold lofts, cramped cupboards and early starts while still looking smart on a customer's doorstep.
From a sole trader taking on a first engineer to a firm running several vans, we'll help you pick garments and branding that suit the way you work.
More below- 22 years of experience
- Friendly, expert advice
- Proof before production
- Delivered across the UK
What plumbing and heating engineers order most
Polo shirts
Smart polo shirts for customer facing work, with your branding on the front.
Embroidery and vinyl
Hoodies and sweatshirts
Warm layers for cold mornings and layering on site, with front branding and an optional back print.
Embroidery and vinyl
T-shirts
Everyday T-shirts for warm days and busy sites, with left chest branding and an optional bold back print.
Embroidery and vinyl
Jackets
Printable shell and softshell jackets for wind and rain, with your branding on the layer people see first.
Embroidery and vinyl
Body warmers and gilets
A core layer that keeps your arms free for the job, with your branding on the front.
Embroidery and vinyl
Hi-vis
Hi-vis vests, T-shirts, polo shirts, bomber jackets and coats, with your branding kept clear of the reflective bands.
Embroidery and vinyl
Why branded workwear matters at the door
Most of your jobs start on a doorstep. When your engineer arrives in a clean polo shirt with your logo, the customer knows straight away that the right firm has turned up, and they feel more comfortable letting you in.
As your business grows, matching workwear keeps every engineer looking part of the same company, from boiler services and repairs to bathroom fits and new installations.
- Polo shirts that look smart in a customer's home
- Warm layers for cold lofts, plant rooms and early starts
- Embroidery that stands up to regular washing
- Company name, phone number and registration number printed across the back
How it works
Four steps from your first message to your door.
Step 1. Tell us what you need
Let us know the garments, quantities, sizes and branding you have in mind. We'll help you choose suitable options and provide a quotation.
Step 2. Approve your artwork
Send us your logo, or ask for help preparing your artwork. We'll provide a proof for approval before production.
Step 3. We prepare your workwear
Once approved, we'll arrange the garments and complete the embroidery or printing.
Step 4. Delivered to your door
Your finished workwear is prepared for delivery, with collection available by arrangement.
Questions we get asked
Will the embroidery survive the wash every week?
Yes. Embroidery stands up to heavy use and regular washing. Follow the care label and avoid a hot tumble dry, which can shrink the garment around the stitching.
Can you print our registration number on the back?
Yes. Send us the exact wording and we'll set it out with your logo. A vinyl print across the back works well for a company name, phone number and registration number.
Can you supply matching workwear for different roles within our company?
Yes. Your engineers might wear polo shirts and hoodies on jobs, apprentices T-shirts for the messier work, and anyone surveying or quoting a jacket or gilet. We'll keep your logo consistent across all of them.
If you're unsure what suits each role, we're happy to talk it through with you.
Can we reorder additional garments as our team grows?
Yes. We keep your artwork and logo position on file, so when you take on a new engineer or apprentice, ordering their kit is simple. Tell us the garments and sizes and we'll brand them to match the rest of your team.
The 5 garment minimum is for first orders only.
Is there a minimum order?
Your first order needs a minimum of 5 garments. Each new design takes time to prepare, from your artwork to setting up the embroidery or print, so single garments aren't practical for a first order.
Once we have your artwork on file, replacement garments and small top ups can be fewer than 5.
Kit out your engineers
Tell us how many engineers you have, the garments you're considering and how you'd like your branding to look. We'll help you choose suitable options and send you a quotation.