Crew uniforms that survive the job site.

Spec by the job, not the catalog

A light retail tee is a lovely thing and it will not last a summer on a landscaping crew. We start with how the garment will be worn: outdoors or in, how often it gets washed, whether it has to look sharp in front of a client. Then we pick a blank that fits the work, often Carhartt, Port Authority or a heavier cotton, and tell you plainly when the cheaper option is a false economy.

The spec

One logo, done right everywhere

The logo that works embroidered on a cap is not automatically the logo that works on a printed back or a tailgate decal. We build versions that hold up in each medium, so the crew, the truck and the business card all look like one company. Pollination Gardens is a good example: brand, crew uniforms, truck decals and signage from one studio.

Reorders that match

We keep your production files. The shirts you order next spring will match this spring's, in the same placement, thread and ink, which is harder to get than it sounds when you shop around every year. Hiring a few people at a time? Embroidery starts at 12 and DTF has no minimum, so small top-up orders are normal.

Questions people ask