
Berne HVF024 Safety-Striped Sweatshirt
A safety-striped sweatshirt option for your workwear shortlist. Check the current sizes and colours before planning a crew order.
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Build your crew’s workwear range with hi-vis apparel, coveralls, bib overalls and practical accessories.
Start with what each role wears, where the logo needs to be seen and how often garments are washed. Build a practical shortlist before collecting sizes.

Explore these workwear and crew-kit options. Check each product page for current details, colours and sizes. Garment suitability, availability and decoration placement are confirmed for your order.

A safety-striped sweatshirt option for your workwear shortlist. Check the current sizes and colours before planning a crew order.
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An unlined, safety-striped coverall option. Review the garment sizing and proposed logo placement for each role.
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A cotton hi-vis T-shirt option for crew apparel. Review the selected colour and any workplace requirements before ordering.
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A surveyor-style hi-vis vest option. Confirm the required visibility specification and keep logo placement clear of reflective areas.
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An unlined washed bib overall for your workwear range. Check the listed sizing and available colours for each crew member.
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Add a lunch cooler to a crew kit or staff gift. Review the product details and ask about suitable branding options.
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Separate customer-facing staff, shop teams and field crews on your garment list. They may need different fits, fabrics or layers. A matching logo can connect the range without forcing everyone into the same item. Ask each person to check the size chart for the style being ordered.
Ordinary branded apparel is not a substitute for required protective equipment. If your workplace requires high visibility, flame resistance or other protective features, provide the exact garment and decoration requirements for review before selecting a product. Do not assume a standard tee or hoodie meets them.
Planning guide
Collect a clear logo file and list each print or embroidery location. Check whether a back logo, chest mark or sleeve detail is needed for each role.
Read the artwork preparation guide →Review the complete quote, garment details and artwork proof before approving production. Minimums, availability and timing are confirmed for the selected products and decoration.
Send your logo and garment shortlist. Screen printing, DTF or externally sourced embroidery can be reviewed for the selected fabric, design and placement.
Yes, include a separate quantity and size list for each proposed style. Availability, decoration suitability and pricing are confirmed by quote.
Specify the exact requirements before choosing garments. Standard branded apparel is not represented as protective equipment, and garment suitability needs review.
Keep the approved style, colour and artwork details. A later order needs a fresh stock, price and production review; matching stock is not guaranteed.
Send your artwork, product ideas, quantities and required date to start planning the order.
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