Personalised Autumn Workwear

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Autumn Workwear by Industry

Construction & Trades

Shorter days and colder starts mean layering is key. Mid-weight sweatshirts, softshell jackets and waterproof hi-vis keep teams warm and protected on site, while base layers add extra warmth without the bulk. Look for EN ISO 20471 certified hi-vis jackets where visibility is required — our waterproof hi-vis is the most-ordered option once the weather turns.

Landscaping & Gardening

Wet ground, wind and dropping temperatures call for warm, weather-ready layers. Fleeces, softshell jackets and durable overtrousers are the typical kit, keeping teams dry and comfortable through long days outdoors.

Hospitality & Events

Front-of-house teams need uniforms that stay smart as the temperature drops. Long-sleeve polo shirts, branded sweatshirts and lightweight softshells work well for bars, hotels and outdoor events, while gilets add a warm, tidy layer for teams working between indoors and out.

Warehouse & Logistics

Draughty loading bays and open doors make autumn shifts feel colder than expected. Sweatshirts, fleeces and hi-vis jackets keep teams warm and visible, with branding options that survive heavy daily wear and frequent washing.

Autumn Workwear FAQs

What is autumn workwear? Autumn workwear is branded uniform clothing designed for cooler, changeable conditions, using mid-weight fabrics between roughly 200–320 GSM and easy-to-layer pieces. It typically includes sweatshirts, hoodies, fleeces, softshell jackets, long-sleeve polos and all-weather hi-vis, built to keep teams warm and dry as the temperature drops.

What should you wear to work in cold or wet weather? In autumn, layering works best: a breathable base layer, a mid-weight fleece or sweatshirt, and a softshell or waterproof jacket on top. This lets teams adjust as the day warms up or cools down. For active roles, choose moisture-wicking base layers; for outdoor and site work, add a waterproof hi-vis jacket where visibility is required.

What is the best fabric for autumn workwear? The best fabric for autumn workwear is a mid-weight polycotton or brushed-back fleece for warmth, paired with a softshell or waterproof outer layer for wind and rain protection. Aim for a fabric weight of around 260–320 GSM for sweatshirts and hoodies — warm enough for cooler days but still comfortable when working hard. Softshells add water and wind resistance without the bulk of a heavy coat.

What GSM is best for autumn sweatshirts and hoodies? For autumn sweatshirts and hoodies, aim for 260–320 GSM. This range is warm and hard-wearing but still comfortable for active work. Anything below 240 GSM can feel too light once temperatures drop, while heavier garments are better suited to deep winter. Fleeces are usually measured differently, but a 300 GSM microfleece offers a good balance of warmth and breathability.

Can autumn workwear be branded? Yes, autumn workwear can be branded with embroidery, screen print or DTF across most fabrics, including cotton, polycotton, fleece and softshell. Embroidery gives a premium, hard-wearing finish that works especially well on thicker autumn fabrics like fleeces and sweatshirts, while print and DTF suit lighter base layers and performance materials. Our embroidery vs printing vs DTF guide covers which branding method works best for each fabric type.