Industry uniforms
Private security uniforms
A private security uniform makes the officer recognisable from a distance and stands up to long shifts. Recognisability, durability and a sharp appearance are sought together in this group.
- Main group
- Industry uniforms
- Product types
- 8
- Standards
- EN ISO 13688
- Industries
- 0
Security teams mostly work standing and outdoors, which makes a four-season construction important. Shirt, jumper, vest and jacket are designed on one line so they can be layered.
Badges, epaulettes and name tags are an inseparable part of the uniform, and their placement is planned from the start against the organisation's identity.
The detail most often missed in a security uniform is how the layers work together. Bought separately, shirt, jumper, vest and jacket rarely match in sleeve length and restrict movement when worn together. Producing all four from one pattern family solves this from the start.
Weight changes with the post. Indoor personnel are served by lighter fabric and a more formal cut; gate and patrol duty require a windproof jacket, water-repellent trousers and a winter liner. Producing two sets on the same corporate line is the common solution.
Products in this group
- Layered four-season set construction
- Badge, epaulette and name tag application
- Durable fabric for long shifts
- Corporate colour and reflective detail option
- Short-sleeve summer and winter jacket alternatives
Related standards
1 Standard
EN ISO 13688
General requirements for protective clothing
Products in this group
08- Security shirt
- Security trousers
- Security jacket
- Security vest
- Security jumper
- Security cap
- Badge and epaulette
- Name tag
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Frequently asked questions
Do you produce badges and epaulettes as well?
Yes, they are designed along with the uniform. Badge artwork and placement are prepared to your organisation's identity and submitted for approval before the production run.
Which colours can be used on the uniform?
Colours that will not be confused with law enforcement. Navy, anthracite and black are common; arrangements resembling official uniforms should be avoided. Colour and badge design are decided together within that frame.
Is a summer version possible?
Yes. A short-sleeve shirt, mesh-lined vest and lighter trousers form the summer set, carrying the same colours and badge scheme as the winter one.
What changes between gate duty and indoor posts?
Outdoor duty needs a windproof jacket, water-repellent trousers and a winter liner. Indoor staff are served by lighter fabric and a more formal cut; both sets share one corporate line.
Why produce all layers from one pattern family?
Shirt, jumper, vest and jacket bought separately rarely match in sleeve length and restrict movement when worn together. One pattern family removes the problem from the start.
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Tell us your headcount, the hazards on site and your delivery schedule; we will work out the fabric options, branding and pricing together.
Currently for corporate supply and wholesale custom production; retail coming soon.
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