Auto-service and repair franchise uniforms have to survive grease, oil, and the kind of wear that breaks down cheaper apparel in weeks. Quick-lube, transmission, tire, brake, body shop, and full-service auto chains all share a similar uniform pattern: heavy-duty work shirts with name patches, embroidered company logos that don't unravel, and a reorder workflow that keeps the program scalable across dozens or hundreds of locations. We outfit national auto-service brands and regional franchise systems with the durability and brand consistency this work demands.
Heavy-duty work shirts with company logo embroidered on the chest and tech name on the opposite side. Polyester thread that resists chemical wash.
Slightly elevated apparel (branded polos, button-downs) for the team that interacts with customers at the counter. Brand-aligned, professional.
Branded jackets, polos, and outerwear for shop managers and traveling district staff. Often a different garment than the floor team to signal role.
Custom apparel for SEMA, dealer events, sponsored race teams. Brand-event-driven runs that don't fit the standard uniform spec.
Polyester thread (chlorine bleach + degreaser resistant) instead of rayon. Reinforced stress points. Lasts the year your shop expects, not the 30 days cheap embroidery typically lasts in this environment.
Velcro-backed patches that swap when techs leave, or per-piece heat-transfer names that pair with embroidered company logo. Either path keeps the shirt in service when the name needs to change.
Approved spec on file. New shop opens. They reorder against the same SKUs at the same per-piece rate. Same uniform looks the same nationwide.
Default for company logos on work shirts and polos. Polyester thread for chemical/wash durability.
Learn more →Per-piece tech name patches. Pairs with embroidered company logo. Swap names without replacing shirts.
Learn more →Sewn-on or velcro-backed patches. Best when uniforms cycle through industrial laundry that would degrade direct embroidery.
Learn more →Heavy-duty work shirts (most popular for technicians), embroidered service polos for customer-facing roles, branded hats and beanies, lightweight work jackets, fleece for cooler-shop environments, branded outerwear for district staff.
Browse work apparelPolyester thread resists chlorine bleach and the degreaser cycles common in shop laundry. We use poly thread by default for any auto-service spec.
Yes. NFPA 2112/70E-rated FR garments are available through our supplier network for shops where the rating is required. Decoration follows the manufacturer’s FR spec, confirmed per garment at quote time.
Velcro-backed embroidered patches that swap, or heat-transfer names applied per piece. Either keeps the shirt in service when the tech changes.
Yes. For multi-banner parent companies, each brand gets its own locked spec. Order against any banner; ships from the right spec.