The clocks have gone back, the mornings are murky and the days on a farm start early and end late. Whether you run a working farm, a farm shop and café, or both, the right kit makes the day easier and makes the whole place look like one team. Our Farms page has everything in one place, and here is how we'd put it together.
Overalls For The Yard
Overalls are the workhorse. Our Euro Work Coverall is a 210gsm polyester-cotton mix with two chest pockets, a rule pocket and a concealed stud front, in Bottle Green, Navy or Royal Blue and sizes M to 3XL. Your farm name goes on the chest, printed or embroidered. Prices start at £37.87 each with a vinyl logo on the front, or £34.08 with a free trade account.
Hi-Vis Around Vehicles
Tractors, telehandlers, quad bikes and delivery vans all share the yard with people on foot. The HSE's provisional figures for 2025/26 show agriculture still has the highest rate of work-related deaths of any industry, and moving or overturning vehicles are among the main causes. Being seen is only one part of staying safe, but a hi-vis vest is a cheap and sensible layer for anyone working near machinery, and especially in the gloom of a winter morning. Our hi-vis waistcoat is £6.48 with your logo on the front, or £5.83 with a trade account.
Warm Layers For Early Starts
A hoodie (£20.39) is the usual first layer, and a bodywarmer (£21.46) keeps the core warm without getting in the way of your arms. Add a beanie (£7.29) for the coldest starts. For wind and rain there are softshell jackets and gilets. All prices include a vinyl logo on the front. Fleeces are always embroidered, never heat pressed, because the fabric can't take vinyl.
Hard Hats, Honestly
If your farm has contractors, building works or tall stacked loads, a hard hat with your name on it is worth having. A hard hat can't be embroidered or heat pressed because of its rigid shell, so we add your logo as a printed sticker applied cold. It is £19.45, or £17.50 with a trade account. We wrote more about how it works in Hard Hats With Your Logo. You can also add safety boots, gloves and glasses to the same order from our safety gear page.
Smart And Clean For The Farm Shop
Customers notice the person behind the counter. A polo in Bottle Green or Navy (£8.87) with your farm's name embroidered on the chest looks right for a farm shop or café, and a mid-length pocket apron (£12.99) goes over the top. Food Standards Agency guidance says food handlers should wear clean work clothes, with a clean apron over them that is changed after handling raw foods such as meat, eggs or unwashed vegetables. A few spare aprons per person makes that easy to follow.
Three Ready-Made Farm Kits
If you'd rather not pick item by item, we have three kits on the Farms page, put together from the same garments. Prices include a vinyl logo on the front of every item (the fleece is embroidered), and you choose colours and sizes when you order.
Farm Shop Team Kit: 3 polos, 2 pocket aprons and a fleece for £81.91 (£73.72 with a trade account).
Yard Wear Kit: 2 T-shirts, 2 hoodies, a bodywarmer and a beanie for £74.47 (£67.02 with a trade account).
Farm Hand Overalls Kit: 2 overalls, 2 T-shirts and a hoodie for £89.85 (£80.86 with a trade account). On the page, safety boots and work gloves come ticked on top, which takes the kit to £118.23 (£106.41 with a trade account). Untick anything you don't need.
Want embroidery on everything, a back print or a different mix? Tell us what you need and we'll quote it.
Embroidered Or Printed?
Embroidery is the smart, long-lasting choice for polos, fleeces and overalls that get washed a lot. Vinyl keeps costs down on T-shirts and bold names. Our guide to embroidery, vinyl or DTF explains the difference, and our washing and care guide is worth a read for kit that gets muddy. If you also keep horses, see our post on workwear for yards and riding schools.
Easy To Order, Easy To Reorder
There is no minimum order and no set-up fee, and we digitise your logo for free and keep it on file, so matching kit for a new starter or seasonal helper is quick. Most jobs are ready in 48 hours, and we can post to you anywhere in the UK or you can collect from Ramsgate. Volume discounts apply automatically: 5% off from 10 items, 10% off from 25 and 15% off from 50.
Ready to start? Send us your farm logo through the contact page and we'll send you a free quote.
Questions
What should farm and yard staff wear?
Most farms settle on a simple mix: hard-wearing overalls or work trousers, a hoodie or sweatshirt for early starts, a bodywarmer or softshell for wind and showers, and a hi-vis vest for working around vehicles. We can put your farm name or logo on all of it.
Can you put my logo on overalls?
Yes. Our Euro Work Coverall takes a printed or embroidered logo on the chest, in Bottle Green, Navy or Royal Blue, in sizes M to 3XL. Standard pricing is from £37.87 each with a vinyl logo on the front, or £34.08 with a trade account.
Can you embroider a hard hat?
No. A hard hat has a rigid shell, so it can't be embroidered or heat pressed. We add your logo as a printed sticker applied cold instead. Our hard hat is priced from £19.45, or £17.50 with a trade account.
What should the farm shop team wear?
Polos, T-shirts and aprons work well for a farm shop or café, and a fleece for the cooler mornings. Food Standards Agency guidance says food handlers should wear clean work clothes, with a clean apron over the top that is changed after handling raw foods, so a few spare aprons per person is sensible.
Is there a minimum order?
No. There is no minimum order, no set-up fee and no charge for digitising your logo. Volume discounts then apply automatically: 5% off from 10 items, 10% off from 25 and 15% off from 50.
Can I add a new starter or seasonal worker later?
Yes. We keep your logo and files on file at no charge, so adding a new member of the team, or matching kit for harvest and lambing helpers, is quick to arrange.