What works on a job site
Field crews wear out shirts faster than anyone. Polyester performance polos and tees dry quickly in the heat and keep their color through hot washes, which matters for landscaping and roofing crews working outside all day. Ring-spun cotton tees are cooler and softer for indoor trades and shop work. For early starts and winter jobs, a midweight fleece hoodie or a quarter-zip pullover layers over the work shirt and keeps the company name visible on site.
Make the crew look like one company
Customers trust the crew that shows up looking like a business. Pick one shirt per season in one or two company colors and put the logo in the same place every time: left chest for polos and quarter-zips, front or back for tees and hoodies. Buying one style also means the quantity break counts every size together, so a 40-shirt crew order prices as one order, not as a dozen small ones.
Reorders and new hires
Trades turn over staff and wear through shirts, so plan for reorders. Keep the style number on file, order the full run of sizes at once, and add a few spares in the middle sizes. In-stock orders placed before 1 PM EST ship the same business day from the closest warehouse, so a Monday hire can have shirts that week once your decorator adds the logo.