Built for the Trades That Build Vegas
We don't just slap a logo on a shirt. We specialize in outfitting construction crews, field technicians, and trade pros with gear that survives the job site, meets OSHA and NFPA standards, and keeps your brand visible from the curb to the cul-de-sac.
The crew that builds Vegas deserves gear that holds up.
General contractors are the backbone of everything we do at Bighorn. If your crew is pouring foundations, framing walls, hanging drywall, or running a multi-site build, you need branded apparel that survives heat, sweat, concrete dust, and the kind of abuse office clothes never see. That means heavyweight 6oz+ tees with plastisol prints that don't crack after one wash, hi-vis safety shirts that meet ANSI Class 2 or Class 3 requirements, and hard hats printed or stickered with your company mark so your crew is identifiable on a shared job site.
The challenge most GCs bring us: ordering in waves. You need 50 shirts now for the summer crew, another 30 next month when a superintendent starts, and a one-off hoodie for the owner's nephew who just joined. We solve that with company stores — a private online portal where your team orders approved gear in approved colors with your logo, at your negotiated pricing. No more emails. No more spreadsheets. No more wrong sizes showing up the day before the OSHA walk.
Most common orders from GCs: hi-vis tees and long-sleeves, embroidered polos for PMs and estimators, hard hats and hard hat stickers, branded Carhartt-style jackets for winter, company-store reorders, and site-specific safety vests for subs and visitors.
Arc-rated apparel that meets NFPA 70E. Branded the way you want it.
Electrical contractors don't have the luxury of grabbing whatever shirt is on sale. NFPA 70E compliance isn't optional, and if your apparel isn't rated for the arc flash hazard of the task, your crew is exposed — and so is your liability. We source and brand FR (flame resistant) and AR (arc rated) apparel with CAT 1, CAT 2, and CAT 3 ratings that hold up to the real work your team does every day.
The tricky part is branding it right. Standard screen printing inks and vinyl heat transfers can actually compromise the FR rating of a garment. We use FR-compatible decoration methods — woven embroidered patches stitched to the garment, or FR-rated direct embroidery — so your brand shows up without voiding the certification. Beyond the field-grade FR gear, we also outfit electrical companies with regular embroidered polos for office staff and sales reps, branded beanies and knit caps for early morning service calls, and promotional leave-behinds like magnets and pens for residential panel upgrades and service work.
Common orders: FR/AR button-downs and tees, embroidered FR jackets, hi-vis FR hoodies, branded polos for service techs, beanies, and work hats.
Moisture-wicking work shirts and branded trucks that win the driveway.
Plumbing and HVAC techs spend half their day in attics that hit 140 degrees and the other half under sinks with their elbow in a puddle. Cotton tees aren't going to cut it. We outfit Vegas plumbing and HVAC companies with moisture-wicking performance work shirts that breathe, dry fast, and don't hold the smell of a crawlspace after a long call. Polos and button-downs with your logo embroidered on the chest create an instant "I'm a pro, not a handyman with a truck" first impression when your tech walks up to a homeowner's door.
Branded merch matters more in this trade than most. A homeowner who just got a $9,000 HVAC replacement is going to remember your truck magnet, your branded notepad, your company pen left on their kitchen counter — and they're going to hand your info to the neighbor three weeks later when their unit goes out. We build leave-behind promotional kits designed specifically for residential service trades: fridge magnets with your logo and 24/7 phone number, notepads, branded pens, water bottles for the crew, and embroidered service-tech jackets that look sharp in every driveway visit.
Common orders: performance work shirts, embroidered polos, branded service-tech jackets, truck magnets, notepads, pens, water bottles, and seasonal promo giveaways.
Hi-vis on every rooftop. Sun-proof gear for 115-degree Vegas summers.
OSHA doesn't make hi-vis a suggestion on a roof. If your crew is working at height where overhead lifts, material drops, or ground-level equipment is moving, ANSI Class 2 or Class 3 hi-vis gear is the law, and it's also just common sense. We supply branded hi-vis tees, long-sleeves, hoodies, and safety vests in sizes from S to 5XL with your logo screen-printed or embroidered so your crew is identifiable from the street and from the sky.
Vegas adds a second problem: UV. Roofing and solar installers spend 8 to 10 hours a day under direct sun at altitude, and standard cotton tees offer almost no UV protection. We source sun-protective long-sleeve performance shirts with UPF 30+ ratings that keep crews cool and shielded without sacrificing hi-vis visibility. Add custom-printed hard hats, branded trucker hats, and logo-embroidered softshell jackets for sales reps knocking doors, and you've got every touchpoint covered. Trade shows are big for solar — we handle branded giveaways, booth apparel, and lead-capture promo items.
Common orders: hi-vis ANSI tees and hoodies, UPF long-sleeves, custom hard hats, embroidered sales-rep softshells, trade show giveaways, and branded safety vests.
Sun-proof, dust-proof gear for crews that live outside.
Landscaping, lawn care, and outdoor service crews are in the sun six days a week. The gear has to work harder than a standard uniform. We outfit Vegas landscaping companies with wide-brim sun protection hats (not baseball caps — actual sun hats with neck coverage), moisture-wicking performance tees and tanks for the mowing crews, and embroidered polos for sales reps, account managers, and the crew lead who shows up to estimate.
Branded gear for landscaping isn't just about the crew — it's a rolling billboard. Every truck that drives through a neighborhood with branded team gear and a matching logo on the trailer wrap is a lead generator. We handle branded work gloves, logo water bottles and coolers for the crew (Vegas heat is a real safety issue and hydration gear with your logo is both useful and visible), embroidered quarter-zips for the office, and promo items for client gifting after a big install.
Common orders: wide-brim sun hats, performance tees and tanks, embroidered sales polos, branded work gloves, logo water bottles and coolers, embroidered quarter-zips, and client gifting sets.
Heavyweight workwear built to take a beating.
Concrete and masonry work destroys cheap apparel. Portland cement eats cotton. Rebar snags sleeves. Knees go through pants in a week. If you're outfitting a concrete crew, the minimum spec isn't "a comfortable tee" — it's heavyweight 6oz+ cotton/poly blends, reinforced stitching, and prints that don't crack when the shirt gets stiff with dried mix. We source and brand heavyweight workwear in the weights and blends that actually survive the job.
Safety matters here too — concrete pours often happen around moving equipment, so branded ANSI Class 2 vests for anyone on the pour deck are standard. For the office side, embroidered polos and button-downs keep estimators and project managers looking sharp in client meetings. Reinforced knee pants and bib-overall style work pants with your company logo embroidered on the thigh or back pocket are a step up from the generic gear big-box stores sell. We can even handle branded knee pads and tool-belt add-ons for specialty crews.
Common orders: heavyweight branded tees, hi-vis concrete-pour vests, embroidered polos for office staff, branded reinforced work pants, company-logo knee pads, and hard hats with company decal.
FR-rated gear for the trades that walk the iron.
Structural steel and ironworking crews operate in one of the highest-hazard environments on any job site: open heights, welding arcs, cutting sparks, and molten splash risk. Standard cotton workwear here isn't just a bad idea — in certain hot-work zones it's a code violation. We supply FR-rated branded apparel that meets the thermal and arc flash standards these crews actually need, customized with your company logo via FR-compatible embroidery and woven patches.
Beyond the FR requirements, steel crews love heavy-duty branded gear that looks the part. Embroidered Carhartt-style canvas jackets, heavyweight branded tees, hard hat stickers with aggressive graphics (this is a crowd that takes pride in the hard hat build), and heavy-duty gloves with leather palms and embroidered logos on the cuffs. Most of our structural trade clients also outfit a small office and estimating staff with embroidered polos and quarter-zips for client visits and pre-con meetings.
Common orders: FR-rated work shirts and jackets, embroidered canvas jackets, hard hat stickers, heavy-duty branded gloves, heavyweight logo tees, and office-side embroidered polos.
FR/AR workwear and field-ready promo for high-hazard operations.
Oil, gas, and mechanical field operations have the strictest FR/AR requirements of any industry we serve. Every garment has to be rated, every decoration method has to preserve the rating, and every crew member has to be identifiable on a facility that may have contractors from five different companies on site at the same time. We handle it all — from sourcing FR-rated coveralls and button-downs with the right CAT ratings to decorating them with FR-compatible embroidery and woven name badges that meet facility access requirements.
For field service techs who are in and out of trucks all day, branded hi-vis jackets, steel-toe-boot-compatible shoe covers, and embroidered ball caps give the crew a professional look at every stop. Safety-first promotional items are a smart add-on here: branded first aid kits for trucks, hard hat accessory kits, flashlight giveaways for trade shows and safety fairs, and branded water bottles for desert-climate crews. If your business operates anywhere in the Southern Nevada or Mojave region, we understand the heat and dust conditions your gear has to survive.
Common orders: FR/AR rated coveralls and work shirts, branded hi-vis field jackets, steel-toe boot covers, embroidered ball caps, branded first aid kits, and safety-themed promo items for trade shows and safety meetings.
Why contractors stay with us after one order.
Buying branded apparel shouldn't feel like pulling teeth. Here's what makes Bighorn different from the big online printers and the cheap promo brokers.
We speak contractor.
We know OSHA 1926. We know ANSI 107 Class 2 vs Class 3. We know NFPA 70E and CAT ratings. We know what a plastisol print looks like after 30 washes in desert dust. When you call, you talk to people who have actually been on job sites — not a call-center rep reading from a script.
Vegas local.
We're based in Las Vegas. Pickup is available. Job-site delivery is available. When your foreman calls at 3 pm saying he needs 12 extra hi-vis tees for tomorrow morning, we can actually help. Same time zone. Same city. No "let me forward you to our customer support team in another state."
Crew-scale ready.
Most shops have a minimum. Most brokers have a "real order" threshold below which they just ignore you. We'll run a 5-piece embroidery order for a new superintendent and a 500-piece company-store restock the same week, with the same pricing structure and the same level of attention.
Whatever your trade, we handle the whole stack.
Regardless of industry, every Bighorn client gets access to the same in-house production, the same project managers, and the same full menu of services.
Screen Printing
In-house multi-color prints that survive job-site conditions.
Embroidery
Professional logo embroidery on polos, jackets, hats, and bags.
Branded Apparel
Hi-vis tees, polos, jackets, and full crew uniform packages.
Branded Promo Products
Drinkware, truck magnets, notepads, giveaways, and client gifts.
Hi-Vis Safety Gear
ANSI Class 2 and Class 3 hi-vis apparel branded to your spec.
Company Stores
Private branded portals so your team self-serves on approved gear.
We ask the compliance questions before the order goes to print.
We understand what ANSI Class 2 hi-vis means versus Class 3. We know the difference between CAT 1 and CAT 2 FR, and which NFPA 70E task categories your crew is actually working in. We know that a vinyl heat transfer on an FR garment can void the rating, and we know which decoration methods keep the certification intact.
Our in-house team asks the right questions about your job site before we source a single garment — because the wrong gear isn't just embarrassing, it can get your crew cited, fined, or hurt. If you don't know the answer to "what's your minimum rating spec?", we'll help you figure it out.
Your industry isn't listed? We probably serve it anyway.
Pest control. Restoration. Demo. Fencing. Glass. Welding. Auto body. If your crew wears branded gear, uses promo products, or hands out swag at trade shows — we've done it. Tell us what you need and we'll put together a recommendation.