The fleece your field crew will wear long after the job wraps up, with your logo front and center the entire time.
DRI DUCK. This is a brand that workers actually recognize and respect. Outfitting a crew in DRI DUCK sends a signal that you didn’t just grab something off a shelf, you chose gear that holds up on a job site. That credibility transfers directly to your logo.
For operations teams, field crews, and anyone who’s handed out a jacket and watched it disappear into a drawer by January, the Crossfire is a different story. The heavyweight Power Fleece chest panel takes embroidery cleanly, giving your logo a sharp, textured backdrop that reads well at distance on a site or in a client meeting.
The 11 oz. shell is substantial enough to wear as a standalone cold-weather layer, and the thermal-lined interior adds real warmth without bulk. The hood is double-layered and engineered to sit comfortably over a hardhat, which means it actually fits the people you’re outfitting, not just the people in a catalog photo.
- Triple needle stitching on seams keeps this jacket intact through a full season of daily wear, not just the first few weeks.
- Articulated elbows let crews bend and reach without the jacket riding up or pulling tight.
- Inside cell phone pocket keeps devices protected during active site work or transit.
- Heavy-duty YKK metal zipper with easy-grab pull works with or without gloves on, no fumbling required.
- Double-layered hood contours to fit over a hardhat, so your whole crew can actually wear it on the job.
Field Crew Uniforms Employee Appreciation Onboarding Kit Company Retreat Years of Service Shell Fabric11 oz. Power Fleece, 80% cotton / 20% polyesterLiningTextured thermal knit throughoutConstructionTriple needle stitching, articulated elbowsHardwareHeavy-duty YKK metal zipper, easy-grab pullCustomization Note
Embroidery is the go-to decoration method for this heavyweight Power Fleece and delivers the cleanest, most durable logo result. The left side chest is the strongest placement for brand visibility, and with options like left and right bicep, upper back, and cuffs, there’s plenty of room to add a secondary logo or location identifier for larger crews.
