Work Shirts
Button-up twill and poplin — pockets, plackets and name patches to your spec.
The spec
- Fabric
- Twill / poplin, 140–210 GSM
- Build
- Felled side seams, bar-tacked stress points
- Logo
- Left chest embroidery, back print, name patch
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Custom workwear · made on our own floor
Custom Workwear & Work Shirt Manufacturer
Your logo embroidered to a placement you approve on a real sample, on fabric weighed and shown to you before anything is cut. From 30 per style.
- From 30 per style
- For companies & crews
- Made on our own floor
- Bulk in 3–4 weeks
Wearable Apparels makes custom workwear in Sialkot, Pakistan — button-up work shirts, mechanic and construction shirts, dri-fit uniform shirts and workwear tees — on fabric weighed and shown to you before anything is cut, and your company logo embroidered exactly where you marked it on the sample. From 30 per style, sampled in about 7 days before bulk.
Just share your idea. We review it and propose next steps within 24 hours.
- ±5% is variance — 25% is another rollA swatch from your bulk roll is weighed and the number shown beside your sample's before anything is cut.
- Embroidery, because prints crack in industrial washStitching is the default on workwear, since a print eventually lifts at the temperature a work shirt is actually washed at.
- Ripstop stops a snag becoming a tearA grid-reinforced weave for crews working around edges, fixings and tools.
- We will tell you when not to buy itWe are not a hi-vis or flame-resistant supplier and will not label a garment as though we were. Where a cheaper cloth wears better, we say so.
From 30 pieces per style, split across sizes however your crew needs — and you approve a single-piece sample before you commit. At least six per colour — one full size run — so up to five colours fit in a 30-piece order. Adding names or a second logo placement does not raise the minimum.
Samples in about 7 days. Bulk production runs 3–4 weeks after you approve the pre-production sample. Worldwide shipping 4–7 days. Exact dates are quoted per order.
Full size ranges in one order, against your minimum. Your pattern, colour standard and logo files stay on our floor, so next year's intake matches the crew you kitted this year.
Silhouettes
Work, construction, mechanic and dri-fit shirts
Each one runs in any of the fabrics in the next section, and carries your logo by whichever method suits that fabric and that placement.
Workwear is sized for a working body, not a fit model — people bend, reach and wear layers underneath. Send us the shirt your crew wears now and we measure the size range off it, so the new order fits the people who already have an opinion about the old one.
Fabric
Cotton twill, ripstop, canvas, wicking knit and hi-vis
Cotton twill
The standard button-up work shirt cloth — tight weave, holds a press, takes embroidery cleanly.
Ripstop
Grid-reinforced weave that stops a small tear becoming a big one. Worth it where the job snags.
Cotton-poly blend
The poly content is what stops a tee going shapeless after repeated hot washes. The higher the wash temperature, the more you want.
Wicking knit
Four-way stretch polyester that moves sweat off the skin. Right where people work hard outdoors; unnecessary where they do not.
Canvas-weight cotton
Heavier, stiffer, breaks in over time. For crews who would rather have a shirt that lasts than one that feels soft on day one.
Hi-vis cloth & reflective tape
Fluorescent yellow or orange with reflective tape applied where you want it. Good for being seen on a warehouse floor or an events crew — it is not certified safety wear, and we say so on the quote as well as here.
Fabric weight is quoted in GSM, and about ±5% variation between rolls is normal mill variance — a 20–30% drop is a different roll, not variance. We weigh a swatch from your bulk roll and share the number beside your sample's before anything is cut.
Your logo
Embroidery, screen print, DTF and name patches
Embroidery
The default on workwear. Embroidered work shirts survive industrial washing where a print eventually cracks or lifts, because the mark is stitched into the cloth rather than sitting on it. We digitise your file and stitch a sample first.
Screen print
Best value on larger runs and big back placements on cotton. Sharp, flat, and cheap per piece once the screens exist.
DTF transfer
Full colour and fine detail on small runs, and it sits well on knits where screen print struggles.
Name patches
Woven or embroidered patches for names, roles and company marks — replaceable when people change.
Heat transfer
For wicking fabrics that will not take a conventional print cleanly.
Send your logo and we will tell you which method we would use on each garment and why — including when the cheaper method is the better one. You approve the placement on a physical sample before the run.
Built to be worn out
Bar-tacks, double-needle seams, pre-shrunk before cutting
Bar-tacked stress points
Pocket corners, plackets and sleeve openings — the places that go first on a working shirt.
Double-needle seams
Two rows of stitching where a single row would eventually give.
Pre-shrunk before cutting
So the after-wash size matches the size on your chart, not the one on the hanger.
Shoulder taping
Keeps the neckline from stretching out on tees pulled on and off all day.
Pattern on file
Your spec kept on our own floor, so next year's intake is cut to the same standard.
Colour standard held
Your approved colour recorded, so a reorder does not arrive a shade off the shirts already on the crew.
The point of workwear construction is unglamorous: it should still be wearable after a year of the treatment a working week gives it. That is a build decision made before the first stitch, not a finish applied afterwards.
How long does a custom order take, start to finish?
Send your idea, tech pack or a garment you own — a real person replies within 24 hours. Approve a single-piece sample in about 7 days; bulk runs 3–4 weeks after approval; DDP delivery lands in 4–7 days.
What actually sets your price?
Fabric & weight, construction, decoration, quantity and trims & private label set your price. Every quote is DDP — freight, duty and VAT itemised — and a real spec gets a reply within 24 hours.
How do you know we're the factory and not a middleman?
You deal directly with the people who cut and sew your order — one floor in Sialkot, no agent between you and it. Before you commit, see the factory on a live video call: your camera, your questions, no script. Payment is staged 40/30/30 (50/50 on runs under 30 pieces) against proof at every stage, with a fix-or-hold remedy if something's off.
Meet the founder & see the floor live How payment protects you
Kitting out the whole company?
Other things crews order with workwear.
Frequently asked questions
These are the workwear-specific ones. Ordering, payment, shipping and proof are answered on the general FAQ — or reach out to our team.
30 pieces per style, split across sizes however your crew needs. Colours share the 30, at least six pieces per colour (one full size run). You approve a single-piece sample before any bulk commitment, and adding names or a second logo placement does not raise the minimum.
Yes, and on workwear it is usually the right choice — stitching survives industrial washing where a print eventually cracks or lifts. We digitise your logo, stitch it on a sample, and you approve the placement and stitch density before the run starts.
Tightly woven twill or ripstop for button-up shirts, and a heavier cotton-poly for tees — the polyester content is what stops them going shapeless after repeated hot washes. Tell us the job and we will recommend a weight, then weigh a swatch from your bulk roll so you can check it against the sample.
We can sew high-visibility styling — fluorescent yellow or orange cloth with reflective tape applied where you want it — and that is the right thing for a warehouse floor, an events crew or a volunteer team who need to be seen. What we do not supply is certified safety wear: we are not an ANSI/ISEA 107 hi-vis or NFPA 2112 flame-resistant supplier, and we will not label a garment as though we were. If your workers are legally required to wear certified hi-vis or FR clothing, buy it from a supplier who can hand you the mill certificate and the compliance label — that is a safety matter, not a sourcing preference, and we would rather tell you now than take the order.
The job they do. These work shirts are built for a hard job and a hot wash — twill and ripstop, reinforced seams, heavier cloth. Our polos, quarter-zips and button-downs are the front-of-house layer, in softer fabrics with a cleaner finish. If your company needs both, we make both on the same floor and hold them to the same colour standard.
Yes — custom dri fit shirts in moisture-wicking four-way stretch knits, as tees, long sleeves and polo-collar uniform shirts. They cost more than cotton and earn it where people sweat through a shift. Where they do not, a cotton-poly tee wears better for less, and we will tell you so.
About 7 days for a sample from an approved spec. Bulk production runs 3–4 weeks after you approve the pre-production sample, plus 4–7 days shipping. Exact dates are quoted per order.
No. We are a cut-and-sew factory, not a decorating shop — we make the garment and decorate it in the same place, which is what lets us hold the colour, the fit and the logo to one standard. If you only need decoration on existing blanks, a local print shop will serve you better and cost less.
No. We quote DDP — freight, duty, VAT and carrier fees are paid before the parcel lands, each on its own line. We re-check rates for every quote, and re-quote if duty law changes before dispatch.
About ±5% is normal mill variance. A 20–30% drop is a different roll, not variance. We weigh a swatch from your bulk roll and share the number beside your sample's before anything is cut.
If a mill, fabric or line ever changes between runs, you're told first and approve a re-sample before bulk.
Start your project
See us before you commit.
Book a live tour, or send your logo and we'll propose next steps within 24 hours. A single-piece sample is how most orders start — approve the real garment before bulk.
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