Workwear
Custom work shirts with your logo, built for Las Vegas crews.
Bighorn Threads supplies custom work shirts with company logos for Las Vegas construction, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fleet, and industrial crews: Red Kap and Dickies industrial twill, Carhartt performance shirts, Bulwark FR, and ANSI hi-vis, embroidered or printed through vetted partners and quoted in writing.
What You Get
A work shirt program the crew keeps wearing.
The shirt
Industrial twill, performance blends, and FR fabrics from Red Kap, Carhartt, Dickies, Bulwark, and Port Authority, matched to the role and the season.
Logo and name
Left-chest company logo, right-chest name or role, and optional sleeve marks. Embroidery for twill and button-downs, print for tees and hi-vis.
Compliance built in
FR and ANSI hi-vis shirts are decorated only within manufacturer guidance, confirmed before the quote, so a logo never voids a rating.
Crew program
Size profiles per worker, a set number of shirts each, and a reorder path for new hires through a private company store.
Work Shirt Options
Match the shirt to the role and the season.
One crew can run two or three shirts: a twill button-up for the standard, a performance shirt for summer, and an FR or hi-vis shirt where the hazard requires it. Current models, colors, and sizes are confirmed in your quote.
| Shirt | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Red Kap SP24 short sleeve | Mechanics, fleet, warehouse, general industrial | Poly-cotton twill, snap or button front. The classic industrial work shirt. |
| Red Kap SP14 long sleeve | Cooler months, sun protection, uniform standard | Same twill as the SP24 with full sleeves. See the Red Kap buyer guide. |
| Carhartt Force performance | Summer field crews, framers, roofers | Moisture-wicking, lighter than twill. Brand-name program tier. |
| Dickies 1574 / LS535 | General trades, maintenance, property crews | Value twill with a broad size run. |
| Bulwark FR work shirts | Electricians, utility, oil and gas, welders | NFPA 70E and 2112 rated. Decoration follows the manufacturer guide only. |
| Port Authority S608 easy-care | Supervisors, service techs, customer-facing roles | Button-down look with a work-shirt price. |
| ANSI Class 2 and 3 hi-vis shirts | Roadway, utility, airport, night work | Class by exposure. See the ANSI 107 guide. |
What Clients Say
Five stars from the teams we outfit.
Verbatim from client reviews. Crews, schools, and companies that order from us again.
“One of the most reliable and honest vendors we've worked with. Incredibly responsive, communicates clearly, and always makes sure every detail is double-checked before moving forward. We've thrown him some last-minute requests and he's always handled them with patience, transparency, and realistic timelines.”
“I've worked with them for over 14 years for all my event promotional needs. From branded apparel to unique giveaways, their products are always high-quality and delivered on time. The embroidery work is especially impressive: clean, detailed, and consistent every time.”
“We've been working with them for years for our company uniforms and branded swag, and they've consistently delivered. The products are top quality and competitively priced.”
“The order was placed and ready earlier than the date we had discussed. The shipment came right away and everyone loves the shirts.”
The Buyer's Read
What separates a work shirt from a shirt worn to work.
A work shirt is built for laundering and abuse: heavier poly-cotton twill, a stain-release finish, reinforced pockets, and snaps or buttons that survive a hundred washes. That construction is why the Red Kap industrial line has been the fleet and shop standard for decades, and why a fashion button-down with a logo on it falls apart on a jobsite by the second month. For the current lineup and decoration options, see custom Red Kap work shirts in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas changes the fabric decision by season. Twill is right from October to April. From May through September, crews outdoors do better in a moisture-wicking performance work shirt, and employers must follow the Nevada OSHA heat-illness rules for water, rest, and shade whatever the crew wears. Many programs issue both and let the foreman call it by the forecast.
Logo placement on a work shirt is a system. Company logo on the left chest, worker name or role on the right, and a small sleeve mark for certifications or a project. Supervisors often get a different shirt color or a second placement so the crew can spot them across a site; the foreman and supervisor shirt guide covers the options. Embroidery is the right method on twill; it does not crack, and it reads as a uniform. Printed work tees round out the program for hot days and dirty jobs.
Compliance shirts are a separate lane. Flame-resistant shirts for electricians under NFPA 70E and welders are decorated only within the manufacturer's guidance, and the employer selects the garment from the hazard assessment. The same holds for ANSI 107 hi-vis. Bighorn confirms the decoration guidance before quoting so a logo never costs a rating. The Bulwark FR page covers the common garments.
Plan the count before the logo. Five to seven shirts per daily-wear worker keeps the crew in uniform through the laundry cycle; the shirts-per-crew-member guide shows the math by shift pattern, and the new-hire workwear checklist covers what a first-day kit should include. When the program is set, a contractor company store handles reorders and new hires without a new project each time. For the wider apparel plan, see construction and trade apparel in Las Vegas.
FAQ
Work shirt questions, answered.
How much do custom work shirts with a logo cost?
Cost depends on the shirt, the number of embroidery or print placements, and quantity. A left-chest logo on an industrial twill shirt is the baseline; adding a name, a sleeve mark, or a back print adds per-placement cost. FR and hi-vis shirts cost more as garments. Bighorn quotes the exact shirt and decoration in writing.
What is the minimum order for custom work shirts?
Embroidered work shirts can run in small quantities because there is no screen setup, which suits crews of a few people. Printed work tees have a practical minimum per design. Current minimums are confirmed in your quote.
Should the logo on a work shirt be embroidered or printed?
Embroidery on twill and button-down work shirts survives jobsite washing and reads as a uniform. Screen printing suits cotton and poly work tees and hi-vis where a larger logo is wanted. Most crews embroider the button-up shirt and print the tee.
Can you add employee names to work shirts?
Yes. A name or role on the right chest is standard for service technicians and supervisors. Names are confirmed on the proof before production.
Can you put our logo on FR work shirts?
Only within the manufacturer's decoration guidance, which Bighorn confirms before quoting. The employer and safety professional own the PPE selection from the hazard assessment. See the NFPA 70E embroidery guide.
How many work shirts should each worker get?
Five to seven for a daily-wear field program, so laundry never leaves a worker short. Read the guide on how many shirts per crew member for the math by shift pattern.
Do you make mechanic shirts with a name patch?
Yes. Red Kap and Dickies industrial shirts take a direct-embroidered name or a sewn name patch. The patch option makes it easier to reassign shirts when crews change.
Where can I get custom work shirts in Las Vegas?
Bighorn Threads supplies custom work shirts for Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas crews with local account management and production through vetted partners. Send your logo, crew size, and the roles that need shirts for a written quote.
Ready to put the logo on the crew?
Send your logo, crew size by role, and whether any roles need FR or hi-vis.