Security Workwear | Custom & Branded Security Uniforms

What to Look for in Security Workwear

Security uniforms need to do two things well - look the part and last the shift. A few things make the difference:

Branded or printable outerwear so staff are clearly identifiable on site

Professional polo shirts and sweatshirts that hold their appearance through repeated washing

EN ISO 20471 compliant hi-vis for event stewarding, car parks, or any public-facing outdoor role [internal link: hi-vis]

Layering options for static posts - a fleece or bodywarmer under a softshell makes a long outdoor shift manageable

A consistent colour palette across garments so your team looks uniform rather than assembled from different sources

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the role. Door supervisors and retail security typically need a smart polo or shirt, a fleece or softshell for colder environments, and trousers that are professional enough to wear customer-facing. Event stewards often need hi-vis on top of that. Static guards working outdoor posts need a proper layering system - a good fleece mid-layer and a windproof outer makes a significant difference on a long night shift.

For some roles, yes. Event stewarding, car park security, and any role near vehicle movement will typically require EN ISO 20471 compliant hi-vis. For door supervision and retail security, hi-vis isn't usually required - appearance and identification tend to matter more. Check your client's site requirements or contract terms if you're not sure.

Yes - most items in this range are available with embroidery or print through 3Q's in-house customisation service. The Result Safeguard printable softshells are specifically designed to take large-format prints cleanly, making them a good choice if you need "SECURITY" printed across the back or ID panels on the chest. Minimum order quantities apply for some print options - get in touch if you're planning a larger uniform run.

For hi-vis garments, EN ISO 20471 covers the classification requirements. Class 1 covers lower-visibility environments, Class 2 is the standard for most public-facing outdoor roles. General security clothing doesn't carry a mandatory EN standard, but SIA licensing requirements set expectations around uniform appearance for door supervisors. Check your specific contract or venue requirements for any additional PPE obligations.

Yes - bulk ordering is well suited to security operators who need consistent uniforming across a team. The ProRTX range in particular is priced competitively at volume. If you need a mix of polos, fleeces, and outerwear across different roles or sites, get in touch and we can help you put the right order together.