Trousers and skirts for companies with logo

Workwear, sport and chino styles – fabrics, pockets, fit

Trousers and skirts are the part of a uniform you feel the most during the day—waist comfort, pocket layout, and how the fabric moves with you. This category fits retail teams, logistics, hospitality, service staff, and office environments where you want a consistent look without sacrificing comfort.

From training pants to chino style:

You’ll find sporty trousers, sweatpants, and work-ready fits built for daily use. Some sport models come with zipped leg openings and an elastic waistband with a drawcord, which makes them easy to adjust while moving.

• Choose models with zipped leg ends and a drawcord waistband when the team needs quick, practical adjustments.
• You can pick zip-pocket options to keep phones, cards, or keys secure on the move.
• Mix unisex fits with women’s cuts when you want one visual style but better tailoring.

When belt loops and pockets matter:

For workshops and field work, trousers with belt loops and multiple pockets simply make life easier. Typical layouts include front and back pockets, often with an extra small pocket for tools or essentials.

• Select stretch workwear trousers with belt loops and a practical pocket set-up for everyday tasks.
• Go with women’s workwear styles featuring a zip-and-button closure for a cleaner, more uniform look.
• Add shorts for warmer workspaces or summer field days.

Trousers and skirts for season and setting:

Fabric weight and structure quickly show their value in real conditions. This category also includes interlock sport options with zip pockets and higher fabric weight (e.g., 360 g/m²), which suits cooler shifts or shoulder seasons.

• Pick heavier sport fabrics with zip pockets when you want more stability and warmth.
• Choose cotton twill bermuda shorts with elastane when you want airflow and a tidy look.
• Include junior sport trousers when you outfit youth teams or supporting staff.

Fabrics that work with you:

Many styles use cotton twill with elastane for easier movement and less “stiffness” when sitting or bending. Some premium bermuda and eco options use blends like organic cotton and recycled polyester, which can support sustainability-focused programs.

• Choose twill with elastane when you want shape retention with extra comfort.
• Opt for enzyme-washed chino bermudas when a softer hand-feel matters.
• Consider eco French terry options when material composition is part of your brand story.

B2B support: aligning fits across teams:

In company outfitting, the “best” piece is the one people actually wear. Our team helps you match the right cut to the job (pockets, waistband, movement), then align colors and sizes so the full look stays consistent.

• We suggest zip-pocket styles when staff works in motion and needs secure storage.
• You can combine women’s and men’s fits so the uniform looks natural, not forced.
• This helps you balance sport, workwear, and business looks within one brand style.

Branding on trousers: what usually works best:

With trousers and skirts, placement matters—avoid areas that crease heavily when sitting and spots that get “lost” in seams or pockets. A small logo on the thigh or near a pocket often looks clean, while embroidery can be a strong choice on tougher workwear fabrics. We can apply embroidery, direct screen printing, DTF, DTG, sublimation (where suitable), plus UV-DTF/PVC details for small markings.

• Choose embroidery when you want a durable, premium finish on structured fabrics.
• Pick DTF when you need full-color logos and flexible artwork options.
• Add UV-DTF details for small identifiers or equipment-style marking.

Embroidery, DTF and screen printing on trousers: placement tips