Company logos, safety markings and employee names applied to coveralls, hi-vis, flame resistant kit and staff uniforms. This is our dedicated workwear printing service, matched to the fabric, the wash cycle and the safety standard the garment is certified to, so the branding lasts the life of the garment and the garment stays compliant. Our workwear printing services run from a single supervisor to a fleet of five hundred, uniform printing built for the job rather than the photo. Built and branded in house in Ajman.
These are the methods that hold up on industrial and staff workwear, chosen for wash durability and safety compliance rather than photo colour. This is uniform printing built for the wash and the site, not the photo. For full colour apparel, DTG, DTF and sublimated sportswear, see our digital printing service.
The workhorse for bulk workwear. Plastisol ink pushed through a screen and heat cured into cotton and poly cotton coveralls, work shirts and hoodies. Bright, opaque and built to hold through repeated hot washing, and the cheapest option per piece on large single colour runs.
Plotter cut film and printed transfers fused under heat and pressure. The right call for employee names, numbers and identifiers, and for mixed fabric fleets where every garment carries different text without a new screen setup.
Retro reflective tape and heat applied reflective transfer for hi-vis vests, coveralls and traffic gear. Placed to keep the certified reflective and background areas intact, so the garment holds its class after branding.
Marking for flame resistant coveralls that does not compromise the EN ISO 11612 rating. FR rated transfer film, sewn FR labels or standard rated reflective tape, kept clear of the areas that carry the protection.
Employee name tapes, department tabs, size and care labels, and bilingual Arabic and English markings. The workwear detail catalogue printers skip, and often the exact thing a procurement or HR team is asking for.
Branded garments bagged and tagged by size and department, artwork and colour references stored against your account, and buffer stock held so an in project top up matches the first batch. Built for multi site rollouts.
Every workwear printer in this market lists the same methods. Almost none of them will tell you that the wrong print, in the wrong place, can cancel the safety rating the garment was bought for. On FR and hi-vis kit that is the single most expensive mistake in the order, so it is where we start.
A print that lifts after three washes costs more than no print at all, because it takes the whole garment out of service. Our process is built around four checks, so branded workwear survives real site use and real laundry.
A logo position copied straight from a men to a women cut sits wrong, and client facing teams in modest wear or national dress need branding thought through rather than pressed on. Almost nobody in this market plans for it. We do.
Chest and back placement set to the men block, with safety text and reflective bands positioned to the site rule. On coveralls the logo is kept clear of pockets, zips and the areas that carry any protective rating.
Chest placement is re set for a women block rather than dropped in from the men layout, so a logo sits level and reads correctly. Sizing and position are proofed on the actual garment before the run.
For client facing roles we place branding sensitively on abaya, hijab, sheyla and kandura, using a lighter heat applied or woven mark where a heavy print would not suit the fabric or the garment.
We brand the garment and, where you need it, we make it too. Pick a category to see the garments, fabrics and safety specifications behind it.
Most orders ship in 3 to 7 working days. Larger fleet rollouts of 500 pieces and above ship in 10 to 14. You get a status update at every stage.
Logo, sizes, quantities and the garment or spec, by form or WhatsApp.
Digital preview on the actual garment, within 24 hours.
We match method to fabric, wash and safety class, and quote line by line.
One branded garment for approval before any bulk run.
Branding, cure and a three stage check on our own floor.
Bagged and tagged by size and department, delivered across the emirates.
Cost is driven by method, number of colours, number of print locations, garment type and quantity. We quote line by line so nothing is bundled, and you get a costed breakdown within one working day.
Our floor sits on Hafiz Ibrahim Street, Al Nuaimia 1, which means same day locally, next working day into Dubai and Sharjah, and 24 to 48 hours to Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and the northern emirates. Bulk orders arrive bagged and tagged by size and department.
United Arab EmiratesPlenty of places can press a logo onto a shirt. The hard part is branding safety kit correctly, at scale, for years, without the colour drifting, the fleet running short, or a print quietly voiding a safety rating.
Cutting, stitching, printing and embroidery happen in our own facility. That means one accountable supplier and branding matched to the garment, not sent to a third party.
We brand FR and hi-vis garments to the standard they are certified to, keep prints clear of protective areas, and can supply the relevant references for your HSE file on request.
Artwork, positions, sizes and colour references stay on your account, so your second order matches your first even if it is a different department a year later.
The questions procurement, HSE and HR teams ask us before raising a purchase order, answered properly.
Branding workwear and printing an event tee look like the same job and are not. An event tee is worn a handful of times, printed for colour and photographed. A coverall or a hi-vis vest is issued to a worker, dragged across a site, and washed at high temperature several times a week for a year or more. The branding has to survive that, and on safety garments it also has to stay compliant with the standard the garment is certified to. That is why we treat workwear printing as its own service, matched to fabric, wash cycle and safety class, rather than a finish chosen from a catalogue. For full colour tees, promotional runs and sports jerseys, our digital printing service is the right home, and we move you there when it is the better fit.
Two facts decide the method before budget ever does: what the garment is made of, and what it has to endure. Heavy cotton and poly cotton coveralls take industrial screen printing well, which is why a large back logo in one or two colours is cheapest and most durable that way. Mixed fabric fleets, names, numbers and employee identifiers suit heat applied transfers, because each garment can carry different text without a new setup. A logo on the chest of a corporate shirt worn to client meetings often reads better as embroidery, which is covered on our embroidery service. We specify the method against the garment, and treat coverall printing and bulk uniform printing as a durability decision rather than a catalogue choice.
This is the mistake that costs the most and the one almost no supplier warns about. A flame resistant coverall is certified as a whole system to EN ISO 11612. A standard plastisol print or an ordinary vinyl transfer melts, drips or ignites, and applying it to the shell can compromise the certification the garment was bought for. The garment can pass a visual check and still fail an audit or, worse, fail on the job. We mark FR garments with FR rated transfer film, a sewn FR label, or reflective tape rated for the same standard, and we keep the branding clear of the areas that carry the protection. If your specification names EN ISO 11612 or an oil and gas client standard, send it, and we brand to it rather than supplying a lookalike.
Hi-vis is graded by surface area, not by how bright it looks. EN ISO 20471 sets a minimum area of fluorescent background material and a minimum area of retro reflective tape for each class. A logo or a transfer placed over that background or across the tape reduces the certified area, and enough of it can drop a Class 3 garment below Class 3. That is a compliance failure, not a cosmetic one, and it fails site induction. With hi-vis printing we lay out branding so the mandated areas stay intact, keep prints off the reflective bands, and confirm the class the garment must hold before we position anything. Send the induction requirement and we brand against it.
Most printed workwear ends up somewhere hotter than a home machine. A contract or site laundry runs at high temperature with alkaline chemistry, and that environment is far harder on a surface bonded print than on a home wash. A cheap transfer lifts at the edges, a badly cured screen print cracks, and the garment looks finished long before the cloth is worn out. We cure at controlled temperature, hold a colour fastness floor tested to ISO 105-C06, and choose inks and films rated for repeated hot washing. If the garment is going into an industrial cycle, say so at briefing stage, because it changes the recommendation. On saturated hi-vis polyester there is also a dye migration risk, which we test for and explain in full on our digital printing page.
Fleet workwear needs more than a chest logo. Site roles are colour coded, workers need names and identifiers, and safety text and reflective placement follow a site rule rather than a preference. We apply reflective tape and reflective transfer to hi-vis specifications, add employee names, departments and identifiers by heat transfer so each garment is unique without a new screen, and produce woven and printed labels with bilingual Arabic and English sizing and care text where a workforce needs it. This is the part of uniform printing that catalogue printers skip, and it is usually what a procurement team is actually asking for.
Almost every problem we are called in to fix is a reorder problem, not a first order problem. A new worker joins in month eight, gets a garment branded from artwork rebuilt from scratch, and stands next to a colleague whose logo is a slightly different size in a slightly different shade. Nobody can say exactly what is wrong, but everyone can see that something is. The fix is administrative and costs nothing: we hold the artwork file, the print positions, the sizes and the colour references against your account, and match a reorder to that record rather than interpreting it afresh. Ask any printer whether they store your file or rebuild it each time. The answer tells you what your third order will look like.
Print is not always the right answer, and we would rather move you to the right service than sell the one you asked for. A blazer, a jumper or a structured jacket usually reads better with embroidery, because the surface moves and a stitch holds where a film would not. A full colour event tee, a promotional run or a sublimated sports jersey belongs on our digital printing service. Heavy site workwear, safety garments and bulk staff uniforms are this page, and logo printing on workwear that has to survive the wash is what we do best. Where one order needs more than one method, we split it by garment and tell you which is which on the quote.
The questions UAE site, procurement and HR managers ask us every week.
Whether you need custom workwear printing for one team or a fleet, send your logo and rough quantity, tell us the garment or safety spec, and we come back within 24 hours with a mockup, a line item quote and a delivery date for anywhere in the UAE.
