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Work T-Shirts & Polo Shirts

What to Look for When Choosing a Work T-Shirt

When choosing a T-shirt for work and everyday wear, look beyond colour or style: consider the fabric composition, neckline, sleeve type, working environment and fit together. Polo, crew-neck and V-neck styles may suit different requirements.

Quick answer: Define your working environment first, then compare fabric composition, neckline, sleeves and size measurements. For staff uniforms, consider not only comfort but also a consistent look and size standardisation across the team.

Polo shirt or crew neck?

Polo shirts can give a neater, more corporate look. Crew-neck styles offer a simpler, more casual option. For V-neck styles, the working environment and dress code should likewise be taken into account.

Why does the cotton/polyester ratio matter?

Fabric composition can affect the garment's texture, care requirements and feel. However, do not draw conclusions about fabric weight, durability or thermal performance from the cotton or polyester percentage alone. Refer to the individual product description and care label.

Short-sleeve and long-sleeve styles

Sleeve length can be chosen according to the working environment, the season and the other garments worn. Do not assume that a long-sleeve style provides any special protection on its own; where specific risks exist, suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used in addition.

How to choose your T-shirt size

Compare chest, shoulder width and garment length with the model's size chart, where available. The same size label does not guarantee the same fit across different models and fabrics.

Looking for a warmer top layer?

For cooler weather or layering, you can also compare our sweatshirt styles.

Browse Sweatshirts

Browse other work clothing in our workwear category, and outerwear options in our work coats and winter work jackets category.

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