Custom Branded Logistics Workwear

What to Look for in Logistics Workwear

The right workwear depends on the role - warehouse picking looks different to yard work or last-mile delivery. A few things make the difference across all of them:

• EN ISO 20471 compliant hi-vis for any role working near vehicles or on site
• Durable outerwear that handles early mornings and outdoor exposure without restricting movement
• Breathable base layers for warehouse environments where temperatures can run warm
• Layering options - a fleece or bodywarmer that works under a hi-vis jacket on cold shifts
• Customisation-ready garments if you're running a branded uniform across a team 

Warehouse

Inside work generates more heat than people expect, so the mistake we see most is over-specifying the outer layer. A branded polo or t-shirt with a light fleece for the cold end of the building usually beats a heavy jacket nobody wears. If your warehouse requires hi-vis indoors, a vest over the top is easier to manage than hi-vis on every garment.

Yard and loading bays

Outdoor work in all weather, and the layer that matters is the one that keeps wind and rain out without stopping people moving. Softshells do this better than waterproofs for most yard work. Where vehicles are moving, hi-vis needs to be certified rather than decorative.

Drivers

Long hours seated, frequent in and out, and a customer-facing element at every drop. Smarter garments earn their place here - a decent polo or quarter zip rather than a heavy work jacket. Keep a certified hi-vis vest in the cab for site visits.

Branding for logistics teams

High staff turnover makes reordering the real cost in logistics, not the initial kit-out. We hold your artwork and size history on file, so replacing a leaver's kit is a short email rather than a fresh setup charge every time.