When the crew is on-site at 6am in January and your logo needs to show up as much as they do, this is the jacket.
DRI DUCK. Built for trades, agriculture, and field operations, DRI DUCK is the brand your crew already knows from the job site. Putting your company logo on a DRI DUCK jacket signals that you’re equipping people with gear that actually works, not just something to check a uniform box. Teams wear it because it holds up. Companies order it because it represents them well.
The Horizon is built for field crews, site managers, and anyone whose workday doesn’t pause for the cold. The 12 oz. Boulder Cloth canvas exterior is thick enough to block wind and serious cold, while the clean chest and bicep panels give your embroidery room to breathe. No hood means no bulk bunching around the collar when workers are heads-down on a task.
The drop tail hemline keeps people covered while bending and lifting, and adjustable cuff snaps are designed to work with gloves already on. It fits and functions like real workwear, which means people don’t leave it in the truck. They wear it, and your logo goes with them.
- Heavy 12 oz. canvas blocks wind and bitter cold without relying on a hood that gets in the way.
- 3 oz. polyfill insulation and nylon-quilted lining keep warmth locked in during long outdoor shifts.
- Drop tail hem stays tucked on workers who are constantly bending, crouching, and lifting.
- Adjustable heavy-duty cuff snaps work over gloves, so protection doesn’t require taking anything off.
- Triple-needle stitching and articulated elbows mean this jacket survives a full season on the job, not just the onboarding photo.
Field Crew Uniforms Job Site Visibility Employee Appreciation Years of Service Onboarding Kit Fabric12 oz. 100% cotton Boulder Cloth canvasInsulation3 oz. polyfill with nylon-quilted liningConstructionArticulated elbows, triple-needle seams, YKK metal zipperDecoration MethodsEmbroidered, PatchConsultant Note
Heavy canvas is one of the best substrates for embroidery, so the left side chest or bicep placements are ideal for a sharp, long-lasting logo that survives daily job site wear. For a bolder brand statement, a leather or woven patch on the chest or upper back adds real tactile presence that reads as premium, which pairs well with this jacket’s workhorse reputation.
