Construction winter apparel is a layering problem. The base thermal underwear comes from one place; the outer canvas jacket comes from another. Bear Grips Pro Shops handles everything in between with the company logo: long-sleeve tees, midweight hoodies, premium fleeces, quarter-zip pullovers, crewnecks, and embroidered winter beanies. The branded middle layer is what reads as "this crew is from [your company]" all winter.
A complete winter construction kit layers in this order:
Most general contractors stock the long-sleeve, the hoodie, the quarter-zip, and the winter beanie from Pro Shops and source the outer jacket and base layer elsewhere.
For Done-For-You VIP customers, a shop advisor builds a complete winter rollout in October each year, with pieces ready for the first cold spell of the season.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.Winter construction apparel reads differently in the seasonal light:
Avoid white and light gray in winter apparel: snow melt, road salt, and mud show fast on light-colored pieces. Most winter wardrobes lean dark.
For a 25-person field crew and 5-person leadership team, a starter winter rollout at VIP base:
| Piece | Qty | VIP Base | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long-sleeve tees (crew) | 50 | $29.88 | $1,494 |
| Comfort Soft Hoodies (crew) | 25 | $36.88 | $922 |
| Champion Performance Hoodies (leadership) | 5 | $45.88 | $229 |
| Quarter-zips (leadership) | 5 | $29.88 | $149 |
| Cuffed winter beanies | 30 | $25.86 | $776 |
Total winter rollout: $3,570 at VIP base for a 30-person team. Plan the order for mid-October to have apparel in hand by early November before the deep cold sets in.
Long-sleeves, hoodies, crewnecks, quarter-zips, beanies. The branded layer between thermals and the outer jacket. Order ahead, ship to the office or jobsite.
Start FreeNo. The catalog covers the branded soft-good layer: long-sleeves, hoodies, crewnecks, quarter-zips, beanies. For insulated work jackets, lined canvas coats, and bib overalls, sourcing happens through traditional workwear vendors. Most GCs run both: branded mid-layer from Pro Shops and outer jacket from a workwear vendor.
A thin cuffed winter beanie typically fits under a standard hard hat. For deeper cold, some crews use hard-hat-rated winter liners with the company branding embroidered on the front. Those liner pieces are sourced through dedicated safety vendors.
Mid-October is the standard target. Order four to six weeks before the first deep cold of the year so the apparel is in hand before crews need it. For Done-For-You VIP customers, the shop advisor handles seasonal timing automatically.
The cotton-blend joggers and sweatpants are mid-weight and not insulated. They work for above-freezing winter conditions or as a mid-layer under workwear pants. For deep-winter outdoor work, insulated bib overalls from a workwear vendor are the right outer layer; branded joggers can sit underneath as the base layer.
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