A 100% cotton tee (Bear Grips Airlume, $19.88 VIP) covers interior jobs and cooler days. A performance polyester tee (Sport-Tek, $23.86) covers hot exterior days when a crew needs something that wicks sweat. Most shops stock one of each.
Exterior painters spend full days on a ladder in direct sun. A long sleeve cotton shirt (Bella+Canvas, $29.88) or moisture-wicking long sleeve (Sport-Tek, $29.88) covers arms without the bulk of a jacket.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.A cotton pique polo (Gildan, $34.88) or performance polo (Sport-Tek, $34.88) is the piece that shows up at the front door for an estimate. This is the one piece worth embroidering rather than printing.
A comfort soft hoodie (Bear Grips, $36.88) covers daily cold-morning wear. A Champion performance hoodie ($45.88) is the heavier cold-weather option. A classic zip-up hoodie (Gildan, $41.88) is easier to pull off mid-morning as the job warms up.
An embroidered snapback (Yupoong, $29.86) is the crew favorite. A classic rope hat (Richardson, $29.86) reads a little more polished for client-facing pieces. A mesh snapback ($25.88) is the breathable option for hot exterior days.
Tees to hats, one shop, one logo. No minimum, ships in about a week.
Start FreeA dark cotton tee. It is the cheapest piece and covers the most job types.
Yes. Womens tees and polos are available in the same catalog, same base pricing.
They are standard cotton and polyester blanks, the same as any work shirt. No fabric is truly paint-proof, so treat job-site pieces as workwear, not dress wear.
Unlimited, with no color-count surcharge on any piece.