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Personalised fleece jackets provide an adaptable layer for employees who need additional warmth without the weight of a heavily padded coat. They can be worn over a polo shirt or T-shirt during cooler indoor work, used as an outer layer in mild and dry conditions or placed beneath suitable weatherproof clothing when temperatures fall.
Our current workwear fleece jackets range includes garments from Portwest, PRO RTX, Result Urban, Result Work-Guard and Uneek Clothing. Available products include lightweight microfleeces, heavyweight jackets, performance fleeces, recycled styles and sleeveless fleece gilets. Each product offers a different combination of weight, fit, pockets and workplace features.
Lightweight fleece jackets can suit employees who move regularly between indoor and outdoor environments. A microfleece provides additional insulation while remaining relatively easy to layer beneath a work jacket. These garments can be useful for warehouse employees, delivery drivers, engineers, maintenance teams, retail staff and other workers who do not require a bulky outer layer throughout the day.
The PRO RTX Pro Micro Fleece Jacket is one example of a lighter full-zip design. It has a modern unisex fit, bound cuffs and hem, and two zipped front pockets. Its extended size range can also help businesses coordinate clothing for employees who require different measurements, although the individual size guide should always be checked before ordering.
Heavyweight fleece jackets provide a more substantial layer for colder working conditions. The Result Work-Guard Heavy Duty Micro Fleece uses a 330gsm polyester microfleece and includes a stand-up collar, heavy-duty full-length zip, front zipped pockets and elasticated binding at the cuffs and hem. It offers a different level of warmth and structure from a lightweight microfleece.
The Portwest KX3 Performance Fleece Jacket provides another heavier option. Its knitted outer face, brushed reverse, contrast panels and multiple pockets create a more technical workwear appearance. The current range also includes the Portwest Argyll Heavy Fleece Jacket for businesses seeking a straightforward heavier fleece.
Businesses considering alternative materials can explore the Portwest WX2 Eco Fleece Jacket. This 210gsm garment is made from recycled polyester and includes an anti-pill finish, stretch panels, zipped pockets and a full-length front zip. Recycled fleece jackets should still be assessed according to their fit, weight, care requirements and suitability for the employee’s role rather than selected on material content alone.
Fleece gilets provide warmth around the torso while leaving the arms unrestricted. The PRO RTX Pro Fleece Gilet includes a full-length zip, zipped front pockets and an adjustable drawcord hem. This sleeveless design may suit employees who want an extra layer without covering the arms, although personal preference and workplace conditions should be considered.
Most garments in this collection use polyester fleece, but their weights and finishes vary. A 200gsm microfleece will feel different from a 300gsm or 330gsm garment. Features such as stretch panels, elasticated hems, shaped backs, high collars and zipped pockets can also affect how the fleece performs during a working day.
Fleece should not automatically be treated as waterproof, windproof, flame-resistant or high-visibility clothing. Some individual products may offer additional properties, but these must be confirmed from their specifications. Employees who require protection from rain and wind can layer a suitable fleece beneath one of our personalised work jackets.
Adding a logo to a fleece jacket helps customers, site managers and colleagues identify members of your team. Branded fleece jackets can also maintain a consistent company appearance when colder conditions make it necessary for employees to cover the polo shirts or T-shirts worn underneath.
Our professional embroidery service is a popular choice for company logo fleece jackets. The design is stitched into a suitable area of the garment to create a textured and recognisable finish. Embroidery can be used for company logos, business names, departments, job titles and individual employee names.
A chest position is frequently selected for embroidered fleece jackets because it keeps the branding visible without dominating the garment. The exact position depends on the seams, pockets, zips, panels and construction of the selected fleece. Technical designs with a chest pocket or contrasting shoulder panels may provide a different branding area from a simple full-zip jacket.
The fleece pile and fabric weight can affect how an embroidered design appears. A suitable backing or topping material may be required to support the stitches and prevent smaller details from becoming lost in the surface. Fine lettering, gradients and very intricate elements may also need to be simplified so that the finished logo remains clear.
Artwork is digitised before embroidery. This converts the logo into a file that controls the stitch pattern, sequence and thread colours used during production. Once approved, the embroidery file can support consistent repeat orders for new starters, replacement garments or other suitable uniform items.
Printing is also available on compatible products. Our screen printing service can provide an alternative for selected artwork and garment combinations, although fleece is not the same as a smooth T-shirt fabric. The pile, heat sensitivity, garment panels and position all need to be considered before a printing method is recommended.
Custom fleece jackets can include a compact front logo, employee details or, where the construction allows, a larger design. However, a broad or heavily stitched area can affect how the fabric sits. The recommended branding method and position should be based on the artwork and garment together rather than assuming that every fleece supports the same design.
A visual proof is provided before production, allowing you to review the logo, wording, colours and general position. Businesses ordering embroidered work fleeces with individual names should supply a carefully checked list that matches each name to the correct product and size.
Consistent branding can help different fleece styles look like part of the same uniform. A warehouse team may use heavyweight fleeces, while drivers or customer-facing employees use a lighter microfleece. Applying the same approved logo and thread colours can connect these garments without requiring every employee to wear an identical product.
Staff fleece jackets can be coordinated with personalised workwear polo shirts to create a flexible uniform for changing temperatures. Employees can remove the fleece indoors while retaining visible company branding on the garment underneath.
The most suitable personalised work fleeces depend on the employee’s working environment, activity level and the other garments worn as part of the uniform. Fabric weight is important, but it should be considered alongside fit, movement, pockets, fastening and weather exposure.
A lightweight microfleece can provide a useful mid-layer for active employees or people working in environments where temperatures change during the day. It can usually be worn beneath a suitable jacket with less bulk than a heavier garment. However, the combined layers must still allow comfortable movement across the shoulders, arms and chest.
Heavyweight fleece jackets may be preferred in unheated warehouses, workshops and other consistently cool environments. Their denser fabric can provide greater insulation, but may become too warm during highly physical tasks. Employees who frequently alternate between indoor and outdoor work may prefer a lighter garment that can be removed and stored more easily.
Full zip fleece jackets allow the wearer to adjust ventilation and remove the garment without pulling it over the head. They are also convenient when employees regularly add or remove layers during a shift. Zipped front pockets can provide secure storage for small personal items, although pocket sizes and layouts differ between products.
Fleece gilets leave the arms free and may be preferred for driving, stock handling, installation work and other roles where unrestricted shoulder movement is useful. They provide less coverage than a full-sleeve fleece, so they may not be suitable for employees working in colder or exposed conditions for extended periods.
Fit should be assessed using the size guide supplied for the individual garment. Consider whether the fleece will be worn directly over a polo shirt or over a thicker sweatshirt. A close fit may work well as a mid-layer, while an outer fleece may need more room. Excessively loose fabric can also be inconvenient around machinery or equipment.
Some garments are described as unisex, while others may use a more specific fit. Businesses should collect accurate measurements from each employee rather than ordering solely according to their usual casual clothing size. Sleeve length, chest measurement and the amount of clothing worn underneath can all affect comfort.
Colour availability also varies between styles. Black, navy and grey can coordinate with many established work uniforms, while brighter shades may reflect a company’s visual identity. If several products are being combined within one uniform, check the actual garment colours rather than assuming that identical colour names from different manufacturers will create an exact match.
The Portwest WX2 Eco Fleece provides a recycled-polyester option, but recycled content is only one part of product selection. Garment weight, pockets, washing instructions, expected working conditions and branding suitability should also be reviewed. A recycled garment should not be assumed to provide greater durability or protection without supporting product information.
Fleece is useful for insulation, but it is not a universal outer layer. Standard work fleeces may not provide adequate protection from rain, strong wind or workplace hazards. Employees exposed to wet weather can use appropriate outerwear, while teams that prefer a smoother and more weather-resistant layer can consider personalised softshell jackets.
Where employee visibility is a formal workplace requirement, a standard brightly coloured fleece should not be treated as certified high-visibility clothing. Businesses should instead select an appropriate garment from the personalised high-visibility workwear collection and confirm the relevant standard before personalisation.
The care label supplied with the garment should always be followed. Washing temperatures and drying instructions vary between products, and the completed embroidery or print must also be considered. Correct care can help retain the fit, surface finish, colour and appearance of the customised logo.
Personalised fleeces can be combined with workwear trousers to create a coordinated everyday uniform. Teams requiring a more casual top layer can also consider branded workwear hoodies, depending on the dress code, task and working environment.
A microfleece is generally lighter and less bulky, making it useful as a mid-layer or for employees who remain active throughout the day. A heavyweight fleece uses denser material and can provide a more substantial layer in colder indoor or mild outdoor conditions. Fabric weight is normally stated in grams per square metre, but the number should not be considered alone. Fit, construction, lining, panels, cuffs and the layers worn underneath also influence comfort. Check the specification of each product before deciding which type is appropriate for the employee’s duties.
Yes. Suitable fleece jackets can be embroidered with a company logo, business name, employee name, department or approved wording. Embroidery is popular on fleece because it creates a textured finish that remains clearly visible against the fabric. The fleece pile, garment panels, seams and pockets can affect the size and position available. Detailed logos may need to be simplified, and suitable backing or topping materials may be used during production. A visual proof is provided before the garments are embroidered so that the artwork and general placement can be reviewed.
Standard fleece jackets should not automatically be treated as waterproof. Fleece can provide useful warmth, but sustained rain may pass through the fabric unless the individual product includes a specified membrane, coating or weather-resistant construction. During wet conditions, a fleece is often used beneath a suitable waterproof work jacket. Product descriptions should be checked carefully because water resistance, wind resistance and insulation are separate qualities. Where protection from severe weather is required, businesses should select clothing that is specifically designed and tested for the expected conditions.
A full-sleeve fleece provides more coverage across the arms and torso, making it suitable for cooler environments and employees who need a complete insulating layer. A fleece gilet leaves the arms unrestricted and may suit drivers, warehouse employees and active workers who prefer greater freedom around the shoulders. The best choice depends on temperature, movement, workplace presentation and the layers worn underneath. Some businesses use both styles within the same uniform, applying consistent embroidery so that employees can select the garment appropriate for their role.
Use the size guide supplied on the individual product page and compare it with an accurate chest measurement. Consider the clothing that will be worn beneath the fleece and whether the garment is intended as a close-fitting mid-layer or a roomier outer layer. Employees should be able to reach, lift and bend without the shoulders or sleeves pulling. Sizes can vary between brands and fits, so collect measurements from each wearer rather than relying only on their usual casual size. When ordering for a larger team, samples can help confirm the preferred fit.
There is no minimum order, so customers can purchase one personalised fleece for a sole trader, new employee or replacement uniform. Larger orders can include multiple sizes and, where appropriate, different fleece styles. Select the garment, colour, size and quantity before choosing the available embroidery or printing option and uploading your artwork. A visual proof is supplied before production. Keeping a record of the approved product, logo size, branding position and thread colours can help future replacement garments remain consistent with the original order.
Browse the unique colour options available for your chosen product. Each item in our catalogue has a carefully curated selection of colours, ensuring quality and consistency across our range.
We offer sizes from XS to 3XL, ensuring a perfect fit for everyone. Order as few or as many items as you need - we accommodate both small runs and bulk orders.
Make it yours with custom branding. Simply upload your logo, choose where you want it placed, and select your preferred printing method.
At Logos 4 Clothes, we have been supplying quality workwear and personalised clothing throughout the UK for nearly thirty years. Our current fleece range includes lightweight microfleeces, heavyweight jackets, performance styles, recycled options and fleece gilets from established workwear manufacturers. Our knowledgeable team can help you compare garment weights, fits, pocket layouts and branding positions before ordering. We can also supply embroidered polo shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, work jackets, trousers and other personalised clothing to create a coordinated uniform for different seasons and working environments. With no minimum order, businesses can purchase one replacement garment, prepare clothing for a new employee or equip a larger workforce. Every personalised order receives a visual proof before production, helping you check the logo, wording and general placement before your branded workwear is completed.
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