HGV & Delivery Driver Workwear
Your drivers are the most visible part of your business, parked outside every customer's premises. Branded, hard-wearing kit for the cab, the yard and the loading bay, with hi-vis and safety footwear covered too. No minimum order, next-day dispatch on stock.
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A driver's kit has to work in three different places
A driver sits in a warm cab for hours, then steps out into a yard or a customer's car park to load and unload, often in the rain, often near reversing vehicles. That is three different sets of demands from one uniform: comfort for the seated hours, visibility and protection for the yard, and a professional look for the doorstep. Most driver kit fails by only solving one of the three.
Comfort in the cab
Long hours seated mean fabric that does not bind or overheat, and layers that come off easily rather than a single bulky jacket worn all day.
Visibility in the yard
Loading bays and depots are where drivers are on foot near reversing vehicles and forklifts. That is exactly where hi-vis earns its keep.
A brand on every doorstep
A driver in branded kit at a customer's door is free advertising your competitors do not get. Scruffy kit undoes it just as fast.
The driver kit list
What most transport and delivery operations end up ordering, and what each item is actually for.
Hi-vis vests and jackets
For yard and loading bay work where your own risk assessment calls for visibility. See our hi-vis regulations guide.
Waterproof outer layers
Loading does not stop for rain. A proper waterproof, not a shower-resistant one, is what actually gets used. See waterproof ratings explained.
Softshells and fleeces
The everyday cab layer: warm enough to work in, not so bulky it fights the seatbelt. Softshell vs fleece compared.
Branded polos and t-shirts
Warm-weather driving and the customer-facing layer under a jacket in winter. See branded polos and t-shirts.
Work trousers
Durable enough for kerbs, tail lifts and trolleys, comfortable enough for hours behind the wheel.
Safety footwear
For loading, sack trucks and tail lifts. Look for a boot built for repeated on-off wear through a shift. See safety boots.
Base layers
For early starts and winter rounds, worn under everything else rather than replacing it.
Beanies and caps
Small items, but the ones drivers actually reach for first on a cold morning.
ID-friendly branding
Clear name and logo placement that reassures a customer at the door that the right person has turned up.
Getting hi-vis right for yard and depot work
Not every driver needs hi-vis for the whole shift, and not every hi-vis garment is right for every site. Whether it is needed, and to what class, should come from your own risk assessment of the yards, depots and customer sites your drivers work in, not from a generic assumption.
Different sites, different rules
Your own depot may have one hi-vis policy and a customer's loading bay another. Where drivers move between sites, kit to the higher requirement.
Fit it for wear, not just compliance
A hi-vis vest that sits over a softshell rather than a bulky standalone jacket gets worn properly through a whole shift instead of being left in the cab.
If your risk assessment specifies a class, tell us and we will match products to it exactly.
Branding kit that travels
A driver's uniform covers more ground than any other role in the business, literally. It is worth branding it properly rather than treating it as an afterthought.
Consistency across the fleet
Same logo, same placement, same colours on every driver, so a new starter matches the rest from day one. See our logo placement guide.
Multiple sites, one order
Depots ordering across several locations can run it through one trade account rather than juggling separate suppliers per site.
How it works
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Common questions
Do all our drivers need hi-vis?
That depends on where they work and what your risk assessment says. Depot and loading bay work is where visibility usually matters most; cab time and doorstep drops may not require it. Tell us what your assessment specifies and we will match products to it.
Can you handle drivers based at several depots?
Yes. We can run multi-site orders through one account so branding stays consistent and reordering per site is simple.
What's the most durable option for daily loading work?
Look for reinforced trousers, a proper waterproof rather than shower-resistant outer, and footwear rated for repeated on-off wear. We can advise once we know what your rounds involve.
Can we order just a few drivers to start?
Yes, there is no minimum order, so a two-van operation gets the same branding and pricing structure as a fifty-vehicle fleet.
Do you offer trade or credit accounts for repeat ordering?
Yes, ask our sales team when you place your first order and we will set one up for ongoing and multi-site ordering.
Kit your fleet properly
Tell us your driver numbers, the sites they work and any hi-vis requirement. We will quote and send free samples to try before you buy.
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