The coat your construction crew will actually keep in the truck, not leave in the break room.
Berne. In industries where gear gets put through real punishment, Berne carries serious credibility. Workers recognize it as a brand that means business, which means your logo on a Berne coat reads as company investment, not afterthought. For teams that operate on job sites, in the field, or outdoors year-round, this is the kind of branded outerwear that earns respect before anyone even reads the name on it.
When you need every person on a crew to look unified and stay warm without sacrificing movement, this chore coat is the answer. The clean chest panel and structured front make the left chest an ideal embroidery target, and the coat’s classic workwear silhouette carries a logo with authority whether your team is on a job site, at a trade show, or walking into a client meeting in January.
The 10 oz. cotton duck shell is the kind of fabric that gets better with wear. The quilt-lined taffeta liner keeps things warm without adding bulk, and the pleated elbows mean nobody is fighting their own jacket while swinging a hammer or reaching overhead. This is a coat people hold onto for years, which means your logo stays out in the world long after the order ships.
- Heavy cotton duck shell holds its structure through daily job site use, keeping the logo placement looking crisp over time.
- Water-repellent finish plus hidden knit storm cuffs mean the crew stays dry and warm without reaching for a different layer.
- Pleated elbows and action back give full range of motion, so nobody pulls a seam during a full day of physical work.
- Multiple secured pockets, including interior zip pockets, keep phones, IDs, and tools organized through a busy shift.
- Heavy-duty brass zipper with storm flap and triple-needle stitched seams mean this coat handles the same demands your team does.
Construction Crews Field Operations Winter Uniform Employee Appreciation Onboarding Kit Shell Fabric10 oz. heavy-duty cotton duckLiningHeavyweight quilt-lined taffetaFinishWater-repellentConstructionTriple-needle stitching, reinforced bartacksConsultant Note
Embroidery is the top decoration method for this coat and delivers the sharpest result on the cotton duck shell. The left chest is the most read placement for crew and uniform orders, but the left and right bicep locations are great secondary placements for team role or department callouts.
