Workwear Apparel Supplier and Manufacturer

Bulk buyers and importers of Workwear Apparel

Companies that import work wear apparel in massive quantities may include:

1. Retailers – Large retailers such as Walmart, Target, and Amazon may import work-wear apparel in bulk to sell in their stores or on their websites.
2. Work-wear Distributors – Companies that specialize in distributing work wear apparel to other businesses such as construction, manufacturing, or industrial companies may import large quantities of work-wear.
3. Work wear Manufacturers – Work wear manufacturers may import large quantities of raw materials such as fabrics and other materials to produce work wear apparel in bulk.
4. Government Agencies – Government agencies such as the military or law enforcement may import large quantities of work-wear apparel for their personnel.
5. Corporate Companies – Some corporate companies may import work-wear apparel for their employees as part of their uniform or dress code policy.

Workwear Apparel Categories

The choice of workwear apparel largely depends on the nature of the industry and the specific job at hand. Nonetheless, some commonly used workwear includes:

1. Coveralls and Overalls – These are one-piece garments that provide full body coverage. They are typically used by workers in industries such as construction and automotive repair, where clothing can get easily soiled or damaged.
2. Work Pants – Durable pants made of tough fabrics such as denim or canvas are often worn by workers in construction, manufacturing, and other industries where protection is needed.
3. Work Shirts – Heavy-duty shirts made of materials such as cotton or polyester are commonly worn by workers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and agriculture.
4. High-Visibility Apparel – Workers who work in areas with low visibility or near moving vehicles may wear high-visibility apparel such as reflective vests, jackets, or shirts.

Coveralls and Overalls Material Specificaitons

The preferred material for making coveralls and overalls depends on the specific application and the desired level of protection. Here are some commonly used materials and their technical specifications:

• Cotton – Cotton is a common material used for coveralls and overalls. It is durable, breathable, and comfortable to wear. The technical GSM (grams per square meter) for cotton coveralls and overalls can vary depending on the thickness and weight of the fabric, but it generally ranges from 200 to 400 GSM. The yarn count for cotton coveralls and overalls can also vary, but it typically ranges from 20s to 40s.
• Polyester/Cotton Blend – Polyester/cotton blends are also commonly used for coveralls and overalls. The polyester provides durability and resistance to shrinking and wrinkling, while the cotton provides breathability and comfort. The technical GSM for polyester/cotton blend coveralls and overalls can vary, but it typically ranges from 200 to 300 GSM. The yarn count for polyester/cotton blend coveralls and overalls can vary, but it typically ranges from 20s to 40s.
• Nomex – Nomex is a type of flame-resistant material that is commonly used for coveralls and overalls in industries such as firefighting, electrical work, and oil and gas. The technical GSM for Nomex coveralls and overalls can vary, but it typically ranges from 150 to 200 GSM. The yarn count for Nomex coveralls and overalls can also vary, but it typically ranges from 20s to 30s.
• Denim – Denim is a durable material that is commonly used for workwear such as coveralls and overalls. It is often used in industries such as construction and automotive repair. The technical GSM for denim coveralls and overalls can vary, but it typically ranges from 300 to 400 GSM. The yarn count for denim coveralls and overalls can also vary, but it typically ranges from 10s to 20s.

These are just a few examples of materials and their technical specifications that are commonly used for making coveralls and overalls. The specific material and technical specifications chosen will depend on the specific application and the level of protection required.

Work Pants:

Two commonly used materials for making work pants are denim and canvas. Here are their technical specifications:

• Denim – Denim is a durable and heavy-duty cotton twill fabric. It is a popular choice for work pants in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and automotive repair. The weight of denim is measured in ounces per square yard, and different weights are used for different applications. Some of the most common weights of denim used for work pants include:
  • 10-12 oz denim – Lightweight denim that is suitable for warmer weather or lighter-duty work.
  • 12-14 oz denim – Mid-weight denim that is suitable for a variety of work applications.
  • 14-16 oz denim – Heavyweight denim that is suitable for rugged work environments.
• Canvas – Canvas is a heavy-duty fabric made from cotton or a cotton blend. It is a popular choice for work pants in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and landscaping. The technical GSM (grams per square meter) for canvas fabric can vary depending on the thickness and weight of the fabric, but it generally ranges from 300 to 500 GSM. The weight of canvas is typically measured in ounces per square yard, and some common weights used for work pants include:
  • 7 oz canvas – Lightweight canvas that is suitable for warmer weather or lighter-duty work.
  • 10-12 oz canvas – Mid-weight canvas that is suitable for a variety of work applications.
  • 12-14 oz canvas – Heavyweight canvas that is suitable for rugged work environments.

These are just a few examples of the different weights and technical specifications for denim and canvas fabrics used for work pants. The specific material and weight chosen will depend on the specific application and the level of protection required.

Hi Visibility Fabric:

The preferred material for making high-visibility apparel is fluorescent and reflective fabrics that meet specific safety standards. Here are some details about the technical specifications of these fabrics:

1. Fluorescent Fabric – Fluorescent fabrics are technical textiles that feature bright colors intended to be highly visible in both daylight and low-light conditions. They are usually made from synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, or acrylic, and are commonly produced using plain weave construction. The technical GSM for fluorescent fabrics can vary depending on the specific application, but it generally ranges from 120 to 200 GSM. The yarn count for fluorescent fabrics can also vary, but it typically ranges from 20s to 40s.
2. Reflective Fabric – Reflective fabrics are materials that have been specifically designed to reflect light from sources such as headlights, ensuring that the wearer remains visible even in low-light conditions. These fabrics are typically composed of polyester or a polyester/cotton blend, and are coated with a layer of reflective material such as glass beads or micro-prisms. The technical GSM for reflective fabrics can vary depending on the specific application, but it generally ranges from 100 to 200 GSM. The yarn count for reflective fabrics can also vary, but it typically ranges from 20s to 40s.

Examples of high-visibility apparel include safety vests, jackets, and pants. These garments may also feature embellishments such as reflective tape or piping to increase visibility. The weight, weave, and embellishments of these garments will vary depending on the specific application and safety standards required.

Fabric Protector Specifications

100% Cotton twill 3/1, Reactive Dyed 60º C Fast color OR Vat Dyed 90º C fast color, Mercerized & Sanforized (Pre-Shrinkage) Fabric made of a special twill weave which ensure outstanding resistance to abrasion and shrinkage. Its comfort and ability to let the skin transpire some from the 100% natural five composition. Its can be either water-washed and a maximum temperature of 85º C or and dry-cleaned, keeping its color and dimension at each washing

65% Polyester 35% Cotton twill 2/1; Long lasting fabric which ensures color stability, washing and abrasiob resistance. Its can me be either washed at a maximum temperature of 40º C or dry-cleaned, keeping color during time.

Hi Visibility Product Specifications

High visibility vests are an article of PPE or safety clothing made of retroreflective materials. These are intended to provide visibility of the person wearing it in low day light or in the dark when illuminated by headlights of vehicles and mechanized equipment.
High-visibility clothing must be worn in any construction zones that vehicles operate in. This also applies to drivers when they leave their vehicle. High-visibility clothing is often a sleeveless top, but it can be anything that makes it clear that the person on the construction site can be seen.

100% Cotton, 80% Polyester 35% Cotton / 100% Cotton
Hi Visibility fabric EN-471 standards tasks with a hi-vis requirement traffic, ecurity, event marshaling, driving, construction, road works, wet weather task, we are using 3M Scothlite tape on buyer requirements
EN 471:2003 Standards specifies requirements of protective clothing capable of signaling the user’s presence visually, intended to provide conspicuity of the user in hazardous situations under any light condition by day and under illumination by vehicle headlights in the dark. Performance requirements are included for the fluorescence and retroreflection as well for the minimum areas and for the disposition of the material in protective clothing .

Flame Retardant Product

100% Cotton, 100% Comfort, 100% Flame-Resistant,
EN-11611, 11612, (S EN-532, EN-533, EN-469, EN-470-1)

“FR” Flame Retardant Cotton Garments offer unbeatable protection for foundries, flame cutting and welding and electric utilities and chemical, oil, gas and petrochemical industries.

FR-COTTON apparel is permanently treated to guarantee flame resistance for the life of garments

Flame Retardant Anti-Static Products

98% Cotton 2% Antistatic, Flame-Resistant plus Antistatic carbon Nega-State(R)
EN-11611, 11612, 1149-3 (suspended standards EN-531, EN-469, EN-470-1)

“FR” Flame Retardant + Antistatic Carbon fabric are combination of Cotton and Antistatic Nega-State carbon yarn P190 which has been designed to provide optimum antistatic protection Garments offer unbeatable protection in ground and underground, specially usage electric utilities and chemical, oil, gas and petrochemical industries. 

Bibs and Braces

Bib & brace style overalls offer both protection and functionality.

A Workwear Bib and Brace garment consisting of trousers and an upper front part supported by straps over the shoulders. They allow more freedom of movement on the upper part of the body, making them ideal for painters and decorators.

Workwear Bib and Brace features include multiple pockets, high back designs and hardwearing fabrics, designed to withstand spills and splashes to avoid leakage.

Workwear Trousers and Workwear Jeans

Work trousers help to stay safe on the work site by keeping the body protected with hard-wearing, durable fabric. Work-wear trousers with added pockets ensure that accessories and tools can be kept close to hand, while reinforced padding on the knees helps to protect vulnerable parts of the body.
In order to fully protect your knees, your knee pads should be at the right height. That is why we recommend work trousers with adjustable knee pockets, which allow you to choose the height of your knee pieces yourself.

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) safe clothing is specifically designed to prevent static charges that pass from a person, or their clothing, into the surrounding area. They are worn whenever static damage is a concern and are common practice in a number of industries.

Flame-resistant clothing refers to any garments that are specifically designed to protect the wearer from flames and thermal injury. FR clothing resists ignition and self-extinguishes once the source of the ignition is removed.