Branded Jackets with Embroidery – Workwear

We offer various types of workwear that can be branded with embroidery including Jackets:

1. T-shirts
2. Polo shirts
3. Hoodies
4. Jackets
5. Hi-Vis clothing
6. Work trousers
7. Coveralls
8. Chefwear
9. Safety wear
10. Fleeces

These items can be customised with company logos, employee names, and other designs using our embroidery machine.

Jackets are always a good investment for branding

Coats are always the outer garment when cold or cooler if you don’t have other items of clothing embroidered. other items include:

1. Hi-Vis Jackets: Used in construction, transportation, and road work industries for improved visibility and safety.
2. Bomber Jackets: Used in various industries such as aviation, transportation, and security.
3. Parka Jackets: Used in construction, outdoor work, and harsh weather conditions.
4. Insulated Jackets: Used in construction, transportation, and outdoor work for added warmth in cold weather.
5. Softshell Jackets: Used in various industries such as hospitality, security, and outdoor work for comfort and protection from the elements.
6. Rain Jackets: Used in construction, transportation, and outdoor work for protection from rain and wet weather.
7. Work Jackets: Used in a range of industries such as mechanics, electricians, and transportation for durability and protection while on the job.

The word “jacket” has a rich and interesting history.

It is believed to have originated from the Middle French word “jacquet”, which was a type of short tunic worn by soldiers during the 16th century.

During this time, soldiers needed a form of outerwear that was light and easy to move in, and the jacquet provided just that. Over time, the jacquet evolved into a longer, more protective piece of clothing known as the “jacket”.

As jackets became more popular, they were used in various industries such as mining, construction, and transportation. The material used to make jackets evolved as well, from wool and leather to modern technical fabrics like Gore-Tex and high-visibility materials.

Today, jackets are an essential piece of clothing in many industries and are used for both protection and style. The word “jacket” has traveled far from its roots as a simple military tunic, but its legacy of providing protection and comfort lives on.