Dress Shirts
Dress Shirts
For the days that call fora collar.
Fleet meetings, vendor visits, the customer you’re handing a four-figure estimate. Same logo, same crew — a step up from the shop floor.
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Not the same as a work shirt
A work shirt is built to get dirty. A dress shirt is built to be seen.
Two different jobs, two different shirts
Your techs need something that survives a transmission fluid spill and forty washes. That’s a work shirt, and we sell plenty of them.
But the person at the counter isn’t under a car. Neither are you when you’re sitting across from a fleet manager. A collar, a clean button front, and your logo stitched on the chest reads differently than a tee — and customers notice, even when they couldn’t tell you why.
Plenty of shops run both. Techs in work shirts, front counter and owner in dress shirts, everyone in the same logo.
What we carry
Men’s and women’s
Port Authority, cut for actual workdays. This is a sample — we carry more brands and colors than what’s shown here.
Men’s Dress Shirt
The standard long-sleeve button front. The one most shops start with.
From $25.99 · Embroidery
Women’s Easy Care
The women’s cut of the S608, so your whole front counter matches.
From $25.99 · Embroidery or print
Women’s Dress Shirt
A dressier women’s option when the counter is the first thing customers see.
From $29.99 · Embroidery or print
Ladies 3/4-Sleeve Tunic Blouse
Longer cut, three-quarter sleeve. A different look for service writers who want one.
From $26.99 · Embroidery or printDon’t see a brand or cut you want? Ask — the catalog is far bigger than the site.
Decoration
Embroidery is the move here
On a dress shirt, stitched thread is what people expect. It sits flat, it holds up through the wash, and it looks like you spent money on it — because a printed logo on a poplin shirt reads cheap next to it.
The S608 is embroidery only. The other three take either embroidery or print, so if you’ve got a logo with a gradient or a photo in it, print may be the better call on those.
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Left chest logo
The default, and what most shops choose. Your logo stitched on the left chest.
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Names
First name on the chest, same as your tees. Customers use it — that’s the whole point.
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Back or sleeve
Less common on dress shirts but available if you want it. Ask and we’ll tell you how it’ll look.
How ordering works
Set it up once
Every shop we print for gets a profile page — your logo, your colors, the shirts you’ve approved, already on file.
Hire someone in March and you order one shirt in a minute. Nobody hunts for the logo file, nobody re-approves artwork, nobody waits six weeks. There’s no minimum, so one shirt is a real order.
Setting it up is free and takes about ten minutes.
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Ten minutes now, and your crew’s shirts are a one-minute job from here on out.
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