Custom Hoodies and Workwear Built for Saskatchewan Winters

From October to April, a t-shirt uniform does not cut it in Saskatchewan. If your crew works outside, in a shop or on the road, branded heavyweight layers keep them warm and keep your name in front of customers. Here is what actually holds up.

What to look for in winter workwear

• Weight: heavier fleece and heavyweight cotton feel warmer and survive more washes. Our heavyweight styles are the ones crews reach for first.
• Fit for layering: size up one if your team wears it over a hoodie or under a vest.
• Zips or pullovers: full zips are easier to take on and off in a heated truck, pullovers give a bigger print area.
• Colour: darker colours hide grime, safety colours keep people visible.
• Tall sizes: longer bodies stay tucked when you are reaching and lifting.

Everything in our work and winter wear collection was picked with this in mind, from heavyweight tees for under layers to full zip hoodies and jackets.

Where your logo should go

On workwear, the back is your billboard. A big back print with your company name, logo and phone number gets seen at gas stations, coffee shops and every job site. Pair it with a small chest logo on the front for a finished look.

Heavyweight pieces worth a look

• Heavyweight work collection: thick, boxy tees and fleece built for hard use, including tall sizes and safety colours.
• Pullover hoodies: the everyday crew favourite, from $38.
• Zip hoodies and quarter zips: easy layering, from $45.
• Jackets: for supervisors, drivers and customer facing staff.

Care tips so prints last

Wash inside out in cold water, skip fabric softener, and tumble dry on low or hang dry. DTF prints stay flexible in the cold and will not crack when you follow those basics.

Common questions