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Made in the USA · Uniforms & workwear

Company uniforms and workwear, made in the USA

Corporate, hospitality and chef, healthcare and industrial uniforms, made to order from 100 pieces per style. We place and manage production with the US factory in our group built for each garment. Your logo is embroidered or printed in the same order, and the patterns and specs are kept so you can reorder the same uniform later.

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Three staff in matching beige tunics and trousers with contrast piping, one wearing a white apron
Hospitality and housekeeping uniforms
Canvas work jacket with quilted lining
Canvas work jacket with quilted lining

Spec tag · Uniforms

Minimum
100 pieces per style
Logo
Embroidery or print
Reorders
Patterns kept on file
Shipping
1–5 days, ground
  • US group80documented US clothing factories in our group
  • Minimum100pieces per style, split across the sizes your team needs
  • Brief24hreply to every brief, and the brief is free
  • BrandingLogoembroidered or printed, in the same order as the garments
What we can make

Uniforms we can make in the USA

Four uniform families, plus your logo. Pick the garments each team needs and we place every style with a US factory that already makes it.

Flat sketch · Chef jacket, frontTech pack view
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  1. 1Stand collar
  2. 2Double-breasted front
  3. 3Logo placement
  4. 4Cuff
Illustration drawn for this page. Your tech pack names each point.

Corporate

Two front-of-house staff in black tailored uniforms with beige trim, standing in a hotel lobby
Front-of-house uniforms

  • Shirts and blouses

    Poplin, oxford and easy-care shirting, long or short sleeve.

  • Polo shirts

    Pique and jersey polos with the logo on the chest.

  • Knitwear

    Sweaters, cardigans and knit vests for front desk and office teams.

  • Blazers and suits

    Jackets with trousers or skirts in the same cloth.

Hospitality & chef

Chef in a white short-sleeve chef jacket with a cross-over snap front
Short-sleeve chef jacket
Bartender in a navy shirt and charcoal waist apron shaking a cocktail behind the bar
Bar uniform with a waist apron

  • Chef jackets

    Double or single-breasted, short or long sleeve.

  • Aprons

    Bib, waist and bistro aprons, with pockets where your team needs them.

  • Waiter and bar uniforms

    Shirts, vests and waistcoats for front of house.

  • Hotel uniforms

    Reception, concierge and housekeeping styles.

Healthcare

Medical team in matching navy scrubs with names embroidered on the chest
Scrubs with embroidered names

  • Scrubs

    Tops and pants as a set, cut for a long shift.

  • Tunics

    Clinical and care tunics with front or side opening.

  • Lab coats

    Hip or knee length, with pockets for the tools staff carry.

  • Colors by role

    One color per team or role, if you want them told apart.

Industrial

Two engineers in khaki and navy work jackets and trousers with white hard hats, walking past loading docks
Two-tone work jackets and trousers

  • Work trousers

    Twill and canvas, with cargo or knee-pad pockets.

  • Work jackets

    Canvas, twill and padded jackets for outdoor crews.

  • Hi-vis garments

    Vests, shirts and jackets made to ANSI/ISEA 107.

  • Flame-resistant garments

    Shirts, trousers and jackets made to NFPA 2112.

Logo & branding

  • Embroidery

    Chest, sleeve or back logos stitched in your thread colors.

  • Print

    Printed logos and back prints, where print suits the fabric better than thread.

  • Your own labels

    Custom woven labels with your company name.

  • Same order

    The logo is part of the production order, not a separate job.

Need a garment that is not listed? Describe it in the brief and we tell you straight away whether we have a factory for it.

Logo and reorders

Your logo on every piece, and the same uniform next year

Branding is part of the production order, and the patterns and specs stay on file, so the uniform you approve now is the one you reorder later.

Option 01

Embroidery

Your logo stitched in thread. The usual choice for polos, shirts, chef jackets, blazers, scrubs and work jackets.

Send
A vector logo (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) and your thread colors.
Good to know
Very small text and fine lines are simplified so they read in thread. You approve the stitched logo on the sample.
Option 02

Print

Your logo printed on the garment. Suits large marks, back prints and fabrics where thread is not the best fit.

Send
A vector logo and your ink colors.
Good to know
Embroidery and print are available on hi-vis and flame-resistant garments too; the logo has to suit the standard. We confirm placement and method with the factory before the sample.
Operators working at multi-head embroidery machines with bright green garments
Embroidery machines on a run

Reorder the same uniform

Uniform programs run for years. New staff join, sizes wear out. We plan for that from the first order.

  1. Approve once

    You sign off the sample of each style: fit, fabric, logo size and placement.

  2. Kept on file

    The patterns and specs are kept, so the same uniform can be made again.

  3. Reorder when you need it

    New staff or replacement sizes: send a reorder brief with the styles and sizes. The minimum for a reorder comes with the quote, and repeat orders skip sampling.

Folding and boxing on the packing line in a garment factory
Folding and boxing on the packing line
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Made to order for your company. There is no stock catalog or webshop.

Hi-vis and flame-resistant

Protective workwear, made to the standard you name

Tell us the standard and class your crews need. Certified garments are made to that standard, and the certificate for the exact fabric or garment is shared with your quote, before you order.

Standards buyers name most often
StandardWhat it coversTypical garmentsWhere
ANSI/ISEA 107High-visibility safety apparel, by Type (O, R or P) and Class (1, 2 or 3)Vests, shirts, jackets, trousersUnited States
NFPA 2112Flame-resistant clothing for industrial personnel exposed to flash fireShirts, trousers, jacketsUnited States
EN ISO 20471High-visibility clothing, Class 1, 2 or 3Vests, jackets, trousersEurope & UK
EN ISO 11612Protective clothing against heat and flameShirts, trousers, jacketsEurope & UK
EN 343Protection against rain, rated for water penetration and breathabilityRain jackets and trousersEurope & UK

The certificate comes with the quote

We do not claim a certification for any factory on this page. The certificate for the fabric or garment you order is shared with your quote, before you place the order.

Your logo on protective garments

Embroidery and print are available on hi-vis and flame-resistant garments too. The logo must not cover the areas a hi-vis standard counts, and thread or print on flame-resistant garments has to suit that standard. We confirm both with the factory before the sample.

Navy long-sleeve work shirt with silver reflective tape across the chest, shoulders and sleeves, on a mannequin
Work shirt with reflective tape
Send a free brief

Plain-English summary, not legal or safety advice. Your safety lead decides which standard and class apply to each job. Staff in Europe or the UK too? Name the EN standard in the brief.

Made in the USA, step by step

From fabric to uniforms, made here

The steps your order goes through at a US factory. Photos show the production steps, not a specific factory.

  • Shelves of rolled shirting fabrics in a fabric store

    01 · FabricShirting and twill off the shelf

  • Wall of colourful thread cones above wooden cutting tables

    02 · CuttingThread wall and cutting tables

  • Two operators sewing at single-needle machines in a bright workroom

    03 · SewingSewn by US operators

  • Dark woven label reading Made in U.S.A.

    04 · LabelYour own woven label

  • Black and white photo of a long row of sewing stations in a garment factory

    05 · BulkThe run on the sewing floor

  • Sewing floor seen from a mezzanine with operators at their machines

    06 · PackingPacked by size for your team

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Timeline · Uniforms

From brief to delivery in 8–12 weeks

These timings apply to every product we place. For uniforms, the logo and the size split are the usual swing factors, so send your logo file and size list with the brief.

  1. Day 1

    Send the brief

    Product, quantity, fabric, target cost and date. We reply within 24 hours and quote our fee in writing before any work starts.

  2. 3–5 working days

    Tech pack, if you need one

    Optional. $79 per style with 2–3 revision rounds. Skip it if your tech pack is ready.

  3. 2–4 weeks

    Sampling

    A sample of each style with your logo embroidered or printed. Approve fit, fabric, logo size and placement before bulk.

  4. 4–6 weeks

    Bulk production

    Cutting, sewing, logo and finishing after sample sign-off, packed by size.

  5. 1–5 days

    Ground shipping

    Straight from the factory to your door or warehouse in the lower 48. No port, no customs broker, no import duty.

First order: 8–12 weeks from brief to delivery.

Repeat orders skip sampling. Fabric availability is the usual swing factor, so name your fabric early.

Send a free brief Tech pack $79
Three US hubs

Which hub fits uniforms and workwear

Uniform programs mix products, so we choose by garment: a woven shirt, a knit polo and a twill work trouser can go to different factories.

Sewing workshop in a brick-walled loft in a garment factory
Sewing workshop in a brick-walled loft

For hi-vis and flame-resistant garments, the certified fabric decides first. Product, fabric, quantity and timing decide the factory first; the hub follows from that. You get the factory’s name and direct contact, and you can visit before you sign off a sample.

CA

Los Angeles

Strong option

Cut and sew at scale, and the widest choice of factories. A strong option for chef jackets, scrubs, aprons, work trousers and work jackets once the pattern is set.

Hub strengths Cut & sew, denim and washes, knits, activewear

Los Angeles hub
NY

New York Garment District

Strong option

Wovens, patternmaking and fittings. A strong option for corporate shirts, blouses, blazers and suits, and for new uniform patterns that need several fittings.

Hub strengths Sampling, patternmaking, womenswear, wovens and dresses, small runs

New York Garment District hub
NC / SC

The Carolinas

Strong option

Knit fabric mills and fleece. A strong option for polos, knit tops and fleece layers.

Hub strengths Knit fabric mills, fleece, tees, socks, activewear knits

The Carolinas hub
Spec checklist

What to put in your uniform brief

A uniform brief is about people as much as garments. The list below is enough to start; a photo of what your team wears today helps too.

Front and back flats of parachute trousers with pocket and waistband callouts

Example tech pack: a trouser page with front and back flats, by missandthetrends.com

No tech pack yet?

We draw it for $79 per style.

Flats, measurements, construction and trims in the format US factories quote from. 3–5 working days, 2–3 revision rounds. How the tech pack service works.

Get your tech pack for $79

One flat fee per style. Secure Stripe checkout.

Brief checklist · Uniforms

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Tick what you have. Gaps are fine: we ask about them when we reply.

Reply within 24 hours

Send your uniform brief. We reply within 24 hours.

Tell us the roles, garments and headcount. Sending a brief is free. Our fee is quoted in writing before any work starts, never tied to order size, and the factory bills you directly.

  • Roles
  • Garments
  • Pieces per style
  • Size split
  • Logo file
  • Standard
  • Delivery date
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Long run of striped flag fabric coming off a roll in a textile plant
American sewing floor
Operators at sewing stations along a busy production line
Sewing line at work
Bright sewing room with operators at machines and garments on a rail
Sewing room with garments on the rail
FAQ · Uniforms

Uniform questions, answered

Minimums, logos, reorders, protective standards and timing for custom uniforms made in the USA.

Question not covered here?

Email it with your product and quantity. We reply within 24 hours.

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100 pieces per style, split across the sizes your team needs. A polo and a chef jacket are two styles, so each starts at 100 pieces.

Yes. Your logo is embroidered or printed as part of the same order, not as a separate job. Send a vector file and your colors; you approve the logo size and placement on the sample.

Yes. The patterns and specs are kept, so you can reorder the same uniform for new staff or replacement sizes. Send a reorder brief with the styles and sizes; the minimum for a reorder comes with the quote, and repeat orders skip sampling.

Yes, made to the standard you need: ANSI/ISEA 107 for high visibility and NFPA 2112 for flame resistance in the US, or EN ISO 20471, EN ISO 11612 and EN 343 for staff in Europe. The certificate for the exact fabric or garment is shared with the quote, before you order. Your logo can be embroidered or printed on these garments too. Name the standard and class in your brief.

No. Every uniform is made to order for your company. There is no stock catalog or webshop, which is why the minimum is 100 pieces per style.

Every uniform order is quoted: the garment, fabric, logo method and quantity per style set the price. Sending a brief is free, our fee is quoted in writing before any work starts, and the factory bills you directly. For a rough planning number on a base shirt, polo, trouser or jacket, try the cost calculator.

For a first order, 8–12 weeks from brief to delivery: 2–4 weeks of sampling with your logo, 4–6 weeks of bulk production after you approve the sample, then 1–5 days of ground shipping in the lower 48.

Yes. Put every role and garment in one brief. We place each style with the US factory in our group built for it and manage the production for you.

Related products

More products, same 100-piece minimum

One brief can cover several products. Tick them all on the form and we place each style with the right US factory.

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