Workwear Coveralls & PPE
Embroidery on coveralls & ppe: what works, what doesn't
The short answer
A smooth, mid-weight face is what the needle wants. Coveralls & PPE with a tight weave and solid colour embroider cleanly; fleece, super-stretch and heavy textures fight the stitch.
What to check before you stitch
- Fabric weight — mid-weight holds a stitch without puckering.
- Colour contrast — the thread has to read against the garment.
- If the coveralls & ppe is hi-vis, keep embroidery away from the reflective bands.
The coveralls & ppe we'd start with
- Babybugz Baby Rocks denim dungarees from £15.50
- Craghoppers Normanton kneepads from £13.50
- Result Core Core zip ID safety tabard from £8.50
- Result Core Women's high-viz tabard from £9.00
The finish
We run embroidery in-house — send the garments, we'll quote the run. A standard chest logo is the sweet spot for cost per unit on bulk.
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