YOUR COMPANY NAME. YOUR CREW. ONE COORDINATED LOOK.
Construction Company T Shirts
Construction company T shirts put your business name in front of customers while giving your crew a coordinated look. For example, pocket tees, long sleeves and collared work shirts each suit different crew roles. First, choose the right garment, then add your logo with screen printing, DTF or embroidery on suitable apparel.
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Workwear inspiration from our image library. Then compare the exact styles below.
Choose construction company T shirts by the work you do
First, consider how your crew works: a pocket for everyday convenience, long sleeves for extra coverage, or a collared uniform for service calls. Then open a product to review its current colors, size chart and design tools.
Carhartt
Workwear Pocket Short Sleeve T-Shirt
Style CTK87 · 6.75 oz. heavyweight jersey · Color-dependent cotton blend
Listed sizes: S–4XL
With a roomy, loose fit and left chest pocket, this tee also has a tagless neck label. However, fabric blends vary by color, so check your selection.
Best for: Crews who prefer a substantial pocket tee
Gildan
DryBlend® 50/50 Pocket T-Shirt
Style 8300 · 5.5 oz. · 50/50 cotton/polyester
Listed sizes: S–3XL
Along with a classic fit, this tee has a left chest pocket, taped neck and shoulders, and a tear-away label.
Best for: Everyday crew uniforms with a practical chest pocket
Gildan
DryBlend® 50/50 Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Style 8400 · 5.5 oz. · 50/50 cotton/polyester
Listed sizes: S–3XL
In addition to a classic fit, this tee has ribbed cuffs and a taped neck and shoulders. Compared with a short-sleeve tee, this style offers more sleeve coverage.
Best for: Crew members who prefer long sleeves
CornerStone
Class 3 Segmented Tape Hooded Tee
Style CS208 · 4.1 oz. · 100% polyester birdseye mesh
Listed sizes: M–5XL
Catalog-listed ANSI 107 Class 3 apparel with 2-inch segmented reflective tape. However, confirm site requirements and decoration placement before ordering.
Best for: Crews whose work requires an approved visibility garment
Red Kap
Men’s Industrial Short Sleeve Work Shirt
Style SP24 · 65/35 polyester/cotton poplin · TouchTex™ finish
Listed sizes: S–6XL
In addition to its collar, this work shirt has two button-through chest pockets, a left pencil stall and a soil-release, wickable finish.
Best for: Service technicians, foremen and customer-facing crews
Red Kap
Women’s Industrial Work Shirt
Style SP23 · 4.25 oz. · 65/35 polyester/cotton poplin
Listed sizes: S–4XL
In addition to a women’s work-shirt cut, this style has two button-through pockets, a pencil stall and a durable-press, soil-release finish.
Best for: A coordinated collared option in a women’s cut
DON'T SEE WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Before ordering, open a product to review current colors, stock and your configured total. In particular, check the fabric blend because it can vary by color. Also, allow for artwork, quantities, decoration, tax and shipping when comparing totals. In other words, starting garment prices are not completed decorated-apparel prices.
Match your crew shirt to the job
Everyday pocket tees
For pocket tees, first compare the 6.75 oz. Carhartt CTK87 with the 5.5 oz. Gildan 8300. For example, Carhartt has a roomy, loose fit and a heavier feel. In contrast, Gildan offers a lighter 50/50 blend with a classic fit. Since both have a chest pocket, plan the logo around it.
A collared crew uniform
Choose the Red Kap SP24 or women’s SP23 for a button-front look with two pockets. For example, these styles suit service visits and a consistent staff uniform. However, the two cuts differ, so compare each size chart.
Coverage and visibility
The Gildan 8400 long sleeve is an everyday crew layer. By contrast, the CornerStone CS208 is catalog-listed Class 3 visibility apparel. Therefore, treat them as options for different needs. A bright color or a long sleeve alone does not make a shirt safety-rated.
Looking for other uniform styles? Alternatively, explore custom work shirts or plan a larger order with our bulk t-shirt printing guide.
Give your company logo room to work
A clear company name on the back can help customers recognize your crew. Meanwhile, a smaller front logo gives the shirt a clean everyday look. To plan both placements together, send the artwork and desired print dimensions.
Pockets, buttons and seams change the available print area. For example, a pocket tee may suit a logo above or beside the pocket, or on the opposite chest. Alternatively, ask about embroidery on a Red Kap work shirt if you prefer a stitched logo.
Before choosing reflective apparel, ask the person responsible for your site’s safety requirements to approve the garment. Also, keep decoration clear of reflective tape and confirm the permitted print area before approving artwork. However, the everyday tees shown here are not presented as flame-resistant or safety-rated workwear.
An embroidery example from our library. Before production, we review the garment and logo placement for each order.
From choosing a shirt to wearing your design
1. Choose your apparel
First, open a product to review colors, fabric and measurements. Then use its size chart to collect the sizes and quantities your group needs.
2. Add your artwork
Next, select Create Design or Upload Design on the product page. From there, add your logo or graphic and choose an available decoration location.
3. Review the details
Then check spelling, colors, placement and quantities. Also, review the configured price and confirm any required event date with our team.
4. Order and collect
Finally, review your cart and checkout details. After arranging pickup or shipping, wait for confirmation that the order is ready before traveling.
Make one clear list for your construction crew
Record styles and sizes
First, collect each person’s style, color, size and quantity. Because sizing varies, use the actual measurements for that product. Also, keep pocket tees, long sleeves and women’s work shirts on separate lines so every item is clear.
Confirm the logo
Next, send the original logo and label the front, back or sleeve placements. Also, include any employee names, trade names or different artwork versions. Those changes may need separate setup and pricing, so include them when requesting a quote.
Plan the handover
Finally, share the date your crew needs the shirts and your pickup or shipping preference. In addition, keep style numbers and previous order details for future hires or replacements. As a result, we can use that record to check your next order.
Choose how to customize your apparel
Your garment, artwork and quantity guide the decoration method. For example, these library photos show printing and embroidery options.
Screen printing for a shared design
Use screen printing for a logo or graphic repeated across a group order. Because quantity, ink colors and print locations affect pricing, include them in your request. Also, our published minimum is 12 pieces; confirm how it applies to your garment and design combination.
DTF for detailed artwork
DTF transfers printed artwork onto compatible apparel using heat. First, share the garment, color and print dimensions so we can review the setup. Then request a price for the finished apparel, including application.
Embroidery for staff apparel
Add a stitched logo to suitable polos, hats or other apparel. However, fine lettering and small details may need adjustment for thread. Therefore, send your logo and placement so we can confirm digitizing, garment suitability and pricing.
Crew shirt support from our San Fernando shop
Our physical shop is at 701 N Maclay Ave, San Fernando, CA 91340. After ordering online, arrange pickup with our team. Then wait until we confirm your order is ready before visiting.
For shipping, share your delivery address and required in-hand date. Also, remember that production time and shipping transit are separate. If your deadline is tight, first check our same-day printing information and contact us; rush work is available only when we confirm capacity.
Construction company T shirts: common questions
Which shirt should I choose for my construction crew?
For example, Carhartt CTK87 suits crews who prefer a substantial pocket tee. In comparison, Gildan 8300 offers a lighter cotton/polyester pocket option, while Gildan 8400 adds long sleeves. Alternatively, choose Red Kap SP24 or SP23 when you want a collared uniform. Above all, check required site apparel before selecting a garment.
How much do printed crew shirts cost?
Garment style, sizes, quantity, artwork and decoration locations affect the total. Therefore, compare products with the same logo and quantity, or request a crew quote. Also, include decoration, tax and shipping in your comparison. However, starting blank-garment prices are not finished uniform prices.
What is the minimum order?
Our published screen-printing minimum is 12 pieces. Therefore, send the selected styles and design so we can confirm the setup for your order. However, finished DTF-decorated and embroidered apparel may have different requirements. Ask us to confirm the applicable minimum and price.
Can you add our logo to pocket tees or work shirts?
Yes, we can review your logo for the selected garment and placement. However, pockets, seams and buttons limit usable space, so share the desired dimensions. For example, the online product lists available design locations. For embroidery, however, discuss your placement with our team.
Are all of these shirts safety-rated?
No. The CornerStone CS208 is catalog-listed as ANSI 107 Class 3 visibility apparel. In contrast, the other featured styles are everyday workwear. Therefore, confirm the exact garment and decoration with the person responsible for your site’s requirements. In other words, color alone is not a safety rating.
Can I mix styles, colors and sizes?
First, send one list showing each combination and quantity. For screen printing, our published FAQ allows mixed sizes and shirt colors when the artwork and ink colors stay the same. However, confirm mixed styles, larger-size charges and any changes to print dimensions before ordering.
What artwork do you need?
First, send the original logo or design and the intended print size. Also, tell us the garment color, location and any employee names or extra details. Then we can review the file and discuss any preparation needed before production.
Can I order replacements for new crew members?
For reorders, first send your previous order details, garment styles and updated quantities. Then we will check current colors, stock, pricing and decoration requirements. In addition, keep a record of your approved logo and placement to make that review easier.
Can I get a rush order, pickup or shipping?
Share your exact in-hand date before ordering. However, rush or same-day work is available only when we confirm capacity. Then arrange pickup at 701 N Maclay Ave in San Fernando, or discuss shipping. Also, allow for both production and shipping transit when planning your schedule.
Can you print on garments we supply?
Contact us first with the brand, style, fabric, color and quantity. Because the fabric affects decoration, we review garment suitability and our policy before accepting customer-supplied apparel. Also, identify any uniform or safety requirements before bringing apparel in.
Need help with your group order?
First, tell us about your construction company, the shirts your crew needs, your logo and your required date. Also, include any uniform or visibility requirements so we can review the right apparel and decoration.
We respond within one business day. To help us get started, include your name, email, quantity and order description. In addition, you may send artwork, garment preferences, print locations and your deadline.
Put your company name on your crew’s next shirt
First, choose the fit and features your team needs, then bring your logo to the existing design tool. Alternatively, send the details for a quote if you need help with a mixed uniform order.