The jacket your crew will wear on the job site Monday and not leave behind on Friday.
Berne. In industries where jackets take actual abuse, Berne carries real credibility. Workers in construction, manufacturing, and field operations recognize the name, and that recognition transfers directly to your logo when it’s stitched on the chest. This is not a fashion brand playing dress-up in workwear. It is the real thing, and your team will know it.
When your crew is outside through a January job site, you need a jacket that looks sharp enough to represent the company and tough enough to survive the work. The Highland Washed Gasoline Jacket is built for exactly that. The one-piece back panel is practically a billboard for embroidery, and the clean left chest sits ready for your logo without a zipper or pocket in the way.
12 oz. cotton duck shell with a heavyweight fleece lining means this thing has real warmth, real weight, and the kind of hand-feel that tells you it will last. The washed finish gives it a broken-in look right out of the bag. From S through 6XL in regular and tall, you can actually outfit the whole team, not just the average-sized ones.
- One-piece back designed for clean, wrinkle-free embroidery that photographs well for marketing materials.
- 12 oz. super-duty cotton duck holds up to daily job site wear without looking beat up after a season.
- Heavyweight fleece lining keeps field crews warm through cold-weather shifts without adding a bulky layer underneath.
- Triple-needle stitched main seams and heavy-duty brass front zipper mean this jacket stays together as long as the team does.
- Five total pockets, including three inside chest pockets, so workers can actually carry what they need on site.
Construction Crews Field Operations Team Employee Appreciation Safety Awards Onsite Visibility Shell Fabric12 oz. Super-Duty Cotton DuckLiningHeavyweight FleeceConstructionTriple-Needle Stitched Main SeamsFit & MobilityPleated Elbows, Bi-Swing Action BackConsultant Note
Embroidery is the go-to decoration method for this jacket, and the one-piece back makes upper back placement (center, left, or right) especially clean for large crew logos. Left side chest or left and right bicep placements also work well for team identification on the job site.
