Description

Where Decron is the everyday option, twill is what you specify when the work is genuinely hard on clothing. The tighter weave and heavier weight give you real abrasion resistance — the difference between an overall that lasts a season and one that lasts years on a demanding site.

Where it works hardest

• Heavy construction, quarrying and roadworks
• Welding, fabrication and metalwork shops
• Oil, gas, energy and heavy plant maintenance
• Mining, drilling and rig support crews
• Any environment where thin fabric tears through in weeks

Branding options

Embroidery is the recommended finish here — stitched logos survive the wash cycles and rough handling that would destroy a print. Chest logo, back panel identification, and staff name or trade embroidery are all available. Reflective tape can be applied across the chest, sleeves and legs for high-visibility requirements, and we can add contrast panels to distinguish supervisors from general crew.

Construction

Heavyweight twill with double-stitched seams, bar-tacked stress points, cargo pockets with flap closures, and a reinforced knee and seat. Full-length front zip. Sizes S to XXXL in navy, royal blue, grey, khaki and orange.

This is a specification purchase, not an impulse one. If you are kitting out a crew, talk to us about the fabric weight and pocket configuration before ordering — getting the spec right the first time is cheaper than replacing the wrong overalls in six months.