Custom Workwear Printing in Lincoln

Option One

You Supply Everything

Already have work shirts, hoodies, or uniforms ready to go? Send over the garments and your artwork and we can press the design for you from £5.

• Ideal for small runs and top-ups
• Good for staff names, chest logos, sleeve prints, and back prints
• Artwork can be supplied as a print-ready file where available

Option Two

We Help Build It

If you need the full setup, we can help source garments and prepare or create the graphics. This is useful when you want branded work wear but do not have print-ready artwork yet.

• Logo and text layout support
• Garment sourcing available
• Practical advice on print placement and sizing

Trades And Small Businesses

Logo hoodies, chest prints, back prints, staff names, and everyday work clothing for builders, detailers, mechanics, decorators, mobile businesses, and local services.

Clubs, Events And Teams

Simple branded clothing for ride-outs, event staff, clubs, charity days, garage crews, and groups that want matching kit without ordering huge quantities.

Workwear Printing In Lincoln

Chicken Strips provides custom workwear printing for businesses in Lincoln and the surrounding area, with a practical route for small teams, sole traders and growing companies. Local work does not need to mean a complicated uniform contract. Start with the garments, quantities, print positions and date you actually need, then use the quote to confirm what is suitable.

Trades and customer-facing teams often need different things from the same order. A chest logo can keep a polo or sweatshirt restrained, while a larger back print can make a mobile service easier to identify. Names, roles or contact details may also be possible when they remain readable and appropriate for the garment.

Motorcycle Workwear And Garage Clothing

Motorcycle workshops, detailers, race crews, riding clubs and event teams can use branded hoodies, T-shirts, polos or sweatshirts to keep a consistent identity away from the bike. The design can be built around an existing logo or developed from a clear brief when print-ready artwork is not available.

Printed casual clothing is not workshop PPE and should never be presented as protective motorcycle equipment. If a task needs certified high-visibility clothing, flame resistance, abrasion protection or another safety standard, state that in the enquiry so the garment requirement can be assessed rather than assumed.

Match The Layer To The Work

Polos can suit customer visits and indoor roles, T-shirts provide a lighter everyday layer, and sweatshirts or hoodies add warmth for travel and cooler spaces. A team may need a mixture rather than one garment for everybody. Describe where the clothing will be used, how often it will be washed and whether staff need names or roles.

Use garment measurements instead of assuming the same labelled size fits across every style. For a team order, have each wearer confirm their choice before the final list is approved. That is more reliable than estimating a size split from memory.

Prepare A Clear Print Brief

A useful brief states the business or group name, garment types, colours, quantities, print positions and required date. Attach the best artwork available. Vector files are helpful, but an honest description of the source material is better than enlarging a small image and calling it print-ready.

Only submit logos, photographs and artwork you have permission to reproduce. Check telephone numbers, web addresses, names and spelling before approval. Small errors become very visible when repeated across an entire team order.