Industrial Work Shirts & Pants

It is faster for breaks and washrooms. And it looks closer to regular clothing, which teams actually prefer. Workshops, garages, warehouses and service floors run on exactly this uniform.

The Range

• Workwear shirts, Rs. 480. Half or full sleeve, in navy, light grey and dark grey. Cotton drill with reinforced seams.
• Cargo trousers, Rs. 535. Multi-pocket workwear pants for tools, in navy, light grey and dark grey.
• Regular black pants, Rs. 550. The plain-front option for supervisors and front-of-floor roles.
• Stretch denim jeans, Rs. 775. Cotton stretch in navy, for teams that work bent, crouched and climbing.

A full worker uniform, shirt plus cargo trouser, costs Rs. 1,015 with the logo embroidered. Full-body protection lives in the boiler suits and coveralls collection.

For Mechanics, Electricians and Factory Teams

A mechanic uniform has two real requirements: hide the grease, hold the tools. Dark grey and navy do the first. The cargo pockets do the second.

The same logic covers an electrician uniform, a garage crew or a factory worker uniform. Some teams call it a mechanic dress or worker dress. The spec does not change. Half sleeves suit hot floors. Full sleeves add coverage for grinding, welding-adjacent and outdoor work. Service brands order the set with the company logo on the chest, one look across every branch.

Pockets That Earn Their Place

The cargo trouser carries a multi-pocket layout: tools, tape, meters and phones ride on the worker, not on the bench. Seams are reinforced at stress points, because pockets full of tools is exactly how work pants die. The shirts keep chest pockets for pens and gauges. Nothing decorative, everything load-bearing.

Workwear Price in India

Equivalent industrial uniforms typically cost Rs. 1,200 to Rs. 2,000 a set from local vendors, without embroidery. Here the logo is included at every price.

Bulk Supply for Workshops, Warehouses and Service Networks

Worker uniforms are bought by the team, not the piece. Bulk orders get slab pricing, size-set sampling before the full run, and consistent colours on reorders. Text embroidery goes on every shirt free. Garages, factories, logistics floors and service franchises order the same way. A factory uniform programme runs on exactly this: one spec, mixed sizes, identical branding. Coveralls, safety wear and driver uniforms ship from the same catalogue.