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2026-03-25 · Arrown Trading · Industry guides
Construction Workwear Guide
For medium and large workwear distributors supplying the USA and Europe.
Construction programs fail when the buyer orders a light boiler suit and then asks the site to treat it as high-visibility. Split the garments. Buy the base layer for abrasion and kneeling. Buy the vest for the yard rule.
A practical first order
AT-102 if people kneel. AT-401 if they need thigh pockets and a doubled seat. AT-202 if the site wants an orange vest with shoulder tape. Each one has its own minimum of 50 pieces per color.
Reflective tape, knee pads, and a company mark are quoted from the artwork and the placement. A tender that names a standard has to say which standard. This page does not attach ANSI or EN to a style just because the cloth is fluorescent.
What to send
- The job: groundwork, fit-out, or a mixed crew.
- One color for the first run.
- Whether tape is mandatory, and where.
- The market for the size run, if you do not have a spec.
Questions on this guide
Is hi-vis included in the coverall price?
No. A vest is a separate style and a separate price. Tape on a coverall is an extra.
Which coverall if the crew kneels?
AT-102, cotton drill, with knee pockets. AT-101 does not include knee pockets.
Do you claim a site safety certificate?
No. Name the standard on the order if you need one. We confirm it before sampling. We do not claim it by default.
Related styles
- AT-102 Cotton drill coverall with knee pockets
- AT-401 Cargo work trouser
- AT-202 Class 3 hi-vis vest with pockets