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A practical builder workwear setup usually includes branded T-shirts for everyday jobs, polos for smarter customer visits, hoodies or sweatshirts for layering, a softshell for colder or outdoor work and hi-vis where site visibility is required. Using the same logo and branding positions across each garment helps keep the business looking consistent.

The price depends on the garments, quantity and branding positions you choose. Our builder workwear kits currently start from £76.80 + VAT for 8 garments with a left-breast logo included. Larger orders benefit from quantity-based pricing, and the Workwear Builder calculates the relevant rates as you build your order.

T-shirts are usually the more practical choice for everyday physical work, while polos give a smarter appearance for quotations, servicing appointments and customer-facing visits. Many builders use T-shirts for day-to-day jobs and keep polos for situations where they want a slightly smarter look.

The left breast is the most common position for a builder's company logo because it gives the front of the garment a clean, professional look. A large back print can make the business more visible while you're working, while sleeves can be used for appropriate trade accreditation or secondary branding.

Both can work well, but the best option depends on the garment and the look you want. Print is ideal for full-colour logos, detailed artwork and large back branding. Embroidery gives a stitched finish and works particularly well for suitable chest and sleeve logos on polos, hoodies, sweatshirts and outerwear.

Hi-vis is useful wherever site rules or working conditions require increased visibility. Adding your company branding also makes the business easier to recognise across a busy site. A large back print is particularly useful when you want the company name to remain visible while your team is working.

Yes. A common setup is a smaller company logo on the left breast with a larger print across the back. This keeps the front looking professional while making your business name much easier to see while you're working on a job or site.

Yes. You can mix garment types and sizes in the same workwear order, making it easier to create one setup for a sole trader or outfit a team with different sizes and garment requirements.

Standard is dependable everyday workwear at a practical price. Premium is the upgraded option when you want a better feel, weight, fit and overall garment finish. You can choose between Standard and Premium depending on the garment and the way your team will use it.

No. You can place your workwear order first and send us the best version of your logo afterwards. We'll prepare the artwork and send you a proof showing how the branding will look before anything goes into production.

Yes. We send an artwork proof for approval before production. This gives you the opportunity to check the logo, branding position and overall setup before your personalised workwear is produced.

Turnaround starts from artwork approval. The Workwear Builder currently offers Standard service at 10–14 working days, Fast at 5–7 working days and Express at 3–5 working days, subject to the service selected and the requirements of your order.

Yes. Once your branding has been set up and approved, it can be kept on file so you can order replacement garments or add workwear for new engineers while keeping the branding consistent with your existing team.

Yes. You can combine different garment types and sizes for multiple engineers in one order. For growing building and construction businesses, this makes it easier to give the whole team a consistent company look without every employee needing exactly the same size or garment.

Print Chimp supplies personalised workwear for builders and construction businesses across the UK. You can build a mixed workwear order with T-shirts, polos, hoodies, sweatshirts, softshells and hi-vis, choose sizes and branding for your team, and approve your artwork before production.