Custom workwear / Work pants
Choose work pants with the pockets and shape your team needs, then add your company logo. We’ll provide a suitable size chart and help with the waistband fit and leg length.
See your colors and logo in a free design visual.
Questions about quantities or timing?Explore the range
Cargo pockets, zipped leg storage or external tool pockets—choose the layout that suits what your team carries.
Style ref. P06-S01
A plain front and flap pockets on both legs keep this cargo layout straightforward.
Style reference. Final details are agreed on the sample.
Style ref. P06-S02
A zipped thigh pocket, contrast knee panels and lower-leg bands distinguish this layout from a basic cargo style.
Reference illustration. Final details are agreed on the sample.
Style ref. P06-S03
External tool pockets and contrast knee panels, with the storage layout adjusted to the job.
Reference illustration. Final details are agreed on the sample.
Images include reference illustrations. Final garment details are agreed on the sample.
3 styles shown here. Find more options in the style library.
View all 5 stylesAdd your company logo
On a thigh pocket or near the hip—tell us where you want the logo. We’ll recommend a suitable method for the fabric and keep it clear of pocket openings.
Compare a thigh or back-pocket logo with the pocket layout. Work through the size and thread colors without restricting access or movement.
Legibility, fabric puckering and comfort when sitting or bending.
Heat-applied graphics can have a thin, flexible layer or a raised finish. Compare the feel and position on the thigh or pocket, including when the wearer sits or bends.
Color, edges, layer thickness, flexibility and the agreed care requirements, checked on the chosen fabric.
Choose silicone or PVC for the badge. A badge can sit on a pocket or near the waistband. Consider the belt, seams and nearby closures when planning its shape and position.
Thickness, flexibility, attachment and comfort when seated.
Ink is applied directly to the trouser fabric. Develop a small brand mark or larger graphic around the pocket layout, checking the scale across the size range.
Coverage, fine detail and how the print sits when the leg bends.
Work through strips or accents with the pockets, knee area and leg length in mind. Include the intended footwear when reviewing placement.
Position, attachment and movement. Reflective details alone do not establish certified protective performance.
Technique examples shown on reference fabrics. We’ll confirm the finish on your chosen fabric.
Need your own brand or care labels? We can help with the wording, size and placement.
Each garment is usually bagged separately, then shipped in a five-layer corrugated carton. Tell us if you need anything different.
Further customization
Choose the fabric, check the fit through the waist and knees, then put the pockets where they will be useful.
Twill and canvas
A close view of the weave and surface finish.
Compare the canvas texture with the twill option.
Reference illustrations of fabric texture. Confirm the material on your swatch.
Compare cotton twill and polycotton canvas by touch, weight and structure. Think about the job and the trouser shape you want.
Compare texture and weight, then check the feel against the skin.
More than waist size
See the proportions that need to work together.
Reference illustration. Final proportions are agreed on the sample.
Use a pair that fits well as a starting point. Check the waist, rise and leg shape together so the wearer can sit, step and crouch.
Sit, climb a step and crouch with the pockets loaded as intended.
Carry what the job needs
Compare two ways to arrange the pocket opening.
Look closely at panel shape, placement and seams.
Reference illustrations of construction options. Confirm the details on your sample.
A simple side pocket and an external holster pocket serve different needs. Choose the layout around the items carried, with knee panels considered separately.
Load the pockets, crouch and check access and pressure around the knees.
Need a style made to your own design? Fully custom styles start at 100 pieces per style, with mixed sizes.
Discuss a custom designBefore production
Review a custom sample with the right footwear and the items the wearer carries. Use that check to agree the fit and practical details before production.
Sit, bend and take a full step, then note where the garment pulls or feels loose. Compare those observations with the agreed measurements.
Wear the intended belt and place the usual items in the pockets. Check access, comfort and whether the layout needs to change.
Confirm the material, fit, leg length, pocket construction and branding. Record the revisions and approve the custom sample before bulk production.
Questions about work pants
Choose a style and tell us the quantity you need. We’ll help with your logo, sizing and delivery.
Ask about your projectYes. An existing garment or a measurement chart can give us a starting point for the rise, waist, seat, thigh and leg shape. Tell us what works and what does not. We’ll review the fit in the chosen fabric on a custom sample.
Yes. We can work through a different pocket layout, waistband, belt loops or knee and reinforcement details. Send your design or explain the intended use and what the wearer carries. We’ll agree the construction and placement through development rather than assume every feature is needed.
Our existing styles with your logo start at 20 pieces per style. Fully custom styles start at 100 pieces per style. You can mix sizes in both. Tell us the quantity and delivery country, and we’ll confirm the production and delivery schedule for your order.
Yes. Initial swatches or agreed blank garment samples are complimentary; we confirm the items and shipping arrangements first. Free design visuals can help you review the pocket layout and branding. A sample made to your custom design is arranged and priced separately.
Complete your uniform
Work pants for your team
Send the style, quantity and delivery country, plus your logo if you’d like one. We’ll provide the size chart for your team to check.
