Bear Grips Pro ShopsBest Blank Apparel Brands for a Roofing Company Shop
- Not every blank fits a roofing crew. Fabric and cut matter more than logo.
- Bear Grips Airlume cotton and Sport-Tek performance cover most crew days.
- Champion and Gildan hold up for cold-morning wear.
- Yupoong and Richardson headwear finish out a roofing company lineup.
Tees: Cotton vs Performance for Roof Days
| Piece | Brand | Best for | VIP base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airlume cotton athletic tee | Bear Grips | Warehouse days, cool weather, daily wear | $19.88 |
| Premium cotton crew tee | Next Level | Softer hand feel, customer-facing casual wear | $23.88 |
| Mens moisture-wicking tee | Sport-Tek | Hot roof days, sun exposure, sweat-heavy work | $23.86 |
Most roofing shops stock both a cotton option and a performance polyester option. Crew members pick based on the season and the job type: shingle tear-off in August calls for performance, a cool spring morning calls for cotton.
Long Sleeves for Sun Exposure
Roofing puts crew members in direct sun for hours with no shade on the deck. The Bella+Canvas long sleeve cotton shirt at $29.88 VIP base covers shoulder-season wear, and the Sport-Tek moisture-wicking long sleeve at $29.88 covers hot-weather sun protection without adding heavy fabric weight. Both print cleanly with a chest logo and a back company callout.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.Polos for Estimates and Office Wear
Sport-Tek performance polo ($34.88 VIP base) is the working choice for estimate visits and adjuster meetings on hot days, since it wicks sweat and holds a crisp look through a walk-around inspection. Gildan premium cotton pique polo ($34.88, mens and womens) reads more classic for office staff and cooler-weather customer visits.
Hoodies and Layers for Cold Mornings
| Piece | Brand | Best for | VIP base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort soft hoodie | Bear Grips | Daily wear, mid-weight layering | $36.88 |
| Classic zip-up hoodie | Gildan | Easy on-off through the day | $41.88 |
| Unisex performance hoodie | Champion | Cold-region workhorse, heaviest weight | $45.88 |
| Perfect soft crewneck sweatshirt | Bear Grips | Office wear, customer-facing | $34.88 |
| Performance quarter-zip | Sport-Tek | Sales calls, cool-weather estimates | $29.88 |
Headwear for Outdoor Visibility
- Yupoong flat bill snapback (embroidered), $29.86. Crew favorite, structured and durable.
- Richardson classic rope hat (printed), $29.86. Curved bill, reads more classic for customer-facing staff.
- Yupoong mesh snapback, $25.88. Breathable for hot summer roof days.
- Yupoong cuffed winter hat (embroidered), $25.86. Cold-season outdoor work.
A note on color: bright colors like safety orange or neon are available for visibility preference, not as certified hi-vis safety gear. See our full note on hi-vis colors in the roofing shirts hub.
Build Your Roofing Apparel Lineup
Cotton, performance, hoodies, hats, all in one shop. Pick the blanks that fit your crew.
Start FreeFrequently Asked Questions
Should a roofing company stock cotton or performance fabric?
Both, if the budget allows. Cotton for cool weather and office wear, performance polyester for hot roof days and sun exposure. Most crews rotate by season.
What is the best all-around hoodie for a roofing crew?
The Bear Grips comfort soft hoodie for daily wear, and the Champion performance hoodie for the coldest months or northern climates.
Do these brands hold up to regular job-site wear?
Yes. These are the same blanks used across service trades catalogs (electricians, HVAC, general contractors) and are built for daily wear, not just event apparel.
Can I mix brands in the same shop?
Yes. Most roofing shops mix two or three brands across the lineup, for example Bear Grips tees, Sport-Tek performance pieces, and Yupoong hats.
