Crew Shirts & Layers
Coordinate a member apparel rotation around your local’s artwork, colors and preferred garment styles.
Your Local. Every Crew.
A Recognizable Look for the People Powering the Work.
Bring your local’s identity to the crew’s everyday apparel. Plan custom shirts, embroidered polos and layers for members, shop teams and the people representing your local.
From the Shop to the Member Meeting.
Clear Local Identity
Plan chest logos, back artwork and sleeve details together, with official label requirements in the proof.
Requirements First
Share sourcing rules and any job-specific garment requirements before selecting styles.
The Details That Define Your Order
Your Local’s Requirements Come First.
Include your local’s artwork, crew sizes, garment preferences and sourcing requirements. Any protective-workwear requirements need a separate garment suitability review.
Garments, sourcing, decoration, official union-label eligibility, availability and final pricing are reviewed with Simat. Catalog references below do not imply union-made garments or protective certification.
Explore the Apparel Possibilities.
Compare garment references, then discuss your local’s sourcing and label requirements before selecting the final styles.
Build Your Local’s Apparel Brief.
Can We Require Union-Made Garments?
Include that requirement in your brief. Simat reviews garment sourcing and available options before confirming a suitable lineup; the catalog does not establish union-made eligibility.
How Is Our Official Label Included?
Share your organization’s label instructions. Artwork, eligibility and placement are confirmed with the shop and checked in your proof.