Workwear with logo for plumbing, heating and ventilation

Kneeling, lying down, working overhead

In plumbing installation you work a lot on your knees: under the washbasin, in the shower, in front of the pre-wall frame. Trousers with knee-pad pockets and matching knee pads protect the joints. We carry knee pads from Blåkläder, ProJob, Herock and Result; several dozen trousers from Blåkläder and Herock are tested together with the matching knee pads to EN 14404.

Bib-and-brace trousers keep your back covered when you lie under a bathtub. Anyone fixing ventilation ducts to the ceiling is more comfortable in stretch trousers. More than a hundred trousers from Blåkläder, ProJob and Herock are reinforced with Cordura.

Wet, hot, sooty: the right kit

Rain jackets and rain trousers from Blåkläder and ProJob as well as water-repellent work trousers keep you dry on site, and waterproof safety shoes, such as class S7S, keep your feet dry even in the puddles of a building shell. In a warm boiler room, functional T-shirts and work shorts are more comfortable.

Boiler servicing and ventilation ducts get dusty and sooty. Many work trousers come in two colours, such as grey with black – so they look neat for longer. Anyone welding or brazing pipes will find protective clothing to EN ISO 11611 from Blåkläder and Roly; we discuss how and where the logo goes on it with you before you order.

Service calls: looking tidy at the customer’s

When servicing a water heater or maintaining the heating in an occupied flat, appearance counts. In winter you constantly switch between a cold service van and a heated home: a bodywarmer over the polo shirt comes off quickly at the door, and the embroidered chest logo stays visible. The manufacturer describes some Blåkläder service trousers as scratch-free – an advantage next to a bathtub or kitchen units. And because customers mostly see a fitter kneeling in front of the sink from behind, a clearly legible company name on the back pays off.

Logo, decoration and prices

Clothing in plumbing and heating gets dirty and is washed often. That is why we recommend embroidery, which copes with this well; digitising your logo costs nothing. On bib-and-brace trousers the logo sits on the bib or the thigh depending on the model, on jackets and polo shirts on the chest. For a 9 × 4 cm logo you pay, per position and piece, CHF 9.90 for a single piece, CHF 9.40 from 10 and CHF 7.90 from 100 pieces.

A team often needs two sets: tough clothing for the building site and smarter clothing for service calls. With the same logo at the same size, embroidery is counted across all items – 6 bib-and-brace trousers and 6 polo shirts count as 12 pieces, so the price from 10 pieces already applies. For T-shirts and large back prints there is DTF printing: CHF 5.50 up to 10 cm, CHF 9.50 up to 30 cm, with a quantity discount down to CHF 3.65.

From size list to reorder

In the live preview you see your logo on the item and adjust position and rotation directly. You collect the sizes via a list you send to the team. The proof follows within 72 hours. Delivery arrives 7–10 working days after your approval, goods without a logo after just 2–4 working days.

When a new fitter or apprentice joins, one click is enough to reorder. You receive quotes within 24 hours as a link. We charge CHF 9.90 for shipping and deliver free from CHF 250.