Custom Jackets for Company Staff, Events and Team Logos

Choose Jackets by Construction Before Brand

A fleece layer or an insulated option

Adidas A1011 lists 5.5 oz. polyester/elastane fleece. A570 instead has a recycled-polyester shell and synthetic fill, so the layer choice goes beyond selecting an Adidas label.

Canvas belongs to a different garment brief

Artisan Collection RP022 specifies 7 oz. cotton/recycled-polyester canvas and a relaxed fit. It provides a chore-style option alongside the fleece, woven and insulated designs.

Compare Complete and Partial Front Openings

A2016 leaves the lower front joined

The Adidas A2016 quarter zip lists a 3.5 oz. woven construction and mechanical stretch. Its partial opening gives your company mark a different front layout from a full zip.

FTJ77 brings an oversized bomber shape

American Apparel FTJ77 specifies 9.4 oz. cotton/polyester French terry, an oversized fit and full zipper. Its sleeve zip pocket is another detail to include in the garment decision.

Account for Existing Marks and Filled Panels

A factory identifier may already occupy the chest

We plan around the existing embroidered left-chest Adidas logo on A2007. A1011 carries its heat-transfer mark at the right hip, creating a different company-branding layout.

A1009 combines fleece with a woven overlay

Women’s A1009 documents fleece main fabric, a woven overlay and filled baffles. Those separate surfaces need to be considered when assessing embroidery on the selected panel.

Match the Layer to a Staff or Event Assignment

For an indoor layer or a filled outer garment

Compare fleece layers with filled styles when planning staff apparel. Decide which construction your assignment needs before choosing the model and artwork.

For a rain brief or a chore-style uniform

Explore rain styles for documented shell features, or denim and chore cuts for that uniform shape. Describe the assignment so we can review the relevant garment group.