
Red Kap Short Sleeve Industrial Work Shirt
Shown in Light Blue
A pocketed work shirt; request garment-specific embroidery placement review.
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Coordinate shirts for the office, front desk and field crew with help from Mesquite Graphics. We serve Garland customers from our Mesquite shop with embroidered polos and work shirts, plus screen-printed tees for larger groups.
Build the order around each person's work, rather than making everyone use the same garment.
Family-owned · In-house decoration · Pickup in Mesquite

Shown in Light Blue
A pocketed work shirt; request garment-specific embroidery placement review.
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Shown in Echo Steel
A ripstop work shirt; ask us to review the pockets and logo together.
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Shown in Purple
A women's companion polo for a coordinated staff look.
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Shown in Irish Green
A group tee for an approved screen-printed design.
View colors & sizes ↗Catalog photos show garment styles before your logo or design is added. All online garment orders include embroidery or screen printing.
Pocketed work shirts use a placement review path. Standard polo choices use the existing embroidery configurator, while the approved crew tee follows the screen-printing order rules.
| Role or need | Garment starting point | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Front desk or customer visits | An embroidered polo | Fit, logo size and standard apparel placement |
| Service calls or shop work | A pocketed work shirt | Pocket access, fabric, care and suitable stitching space |
| Larger crew or group design | An approved printed tee | At least 12 shirts, print colors and each location |
A common logo can connect the choices, but it does not make all garments or decoration methods one pricing tier. List each style, size and quantity separately so the order can be checked.
For company shirts serving Garland businesses, practical placement matters. A logo that fits a polo's chest area may overlap a work-shirt pocket or need different preparation on another garment. We review the design and construction together.
Embroidery suits smaller stitched logos and can start with one garment. Screen printing gives a group design more room on approved tees but follows its own minimum, ink-color and proof requirements. Send separate location instructions for front and back artwork.
If you are matching an earlier uniform, supply its actual style and color name. We cannot establish an exact match from a phone photo alone, and a similar-looking product can have different fabric or sizing.
Yes. Start with separate style, color, size and quantity entries for each role, then review the decoration choices together.
Yes. We check the artwork against each garment and location. Embroidery preparation and printed artwork may differ.
Do not assume so. Each method and garment configuration follows the current ordering rules; mixed-product requests need review.
The original style code, color name, sizes and order or logo reference help us check options. Styles and production batches can change.
Start with your decoration method
Choose a method and relevant styles, then keep each staff member's garment details clear for review.
Special garments and placements still need review. Orders require verified payment before acceptance.