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Industrial overalls and coveralls for construction, manufacturing and workshop teams, branded with your company name and safety-colour options.
| Item | Fabric | Branding |
|---|---|---|
| Overalls (two-piece) | Heavy cotton drill or polycotton twill | Embroidered or printed company name |
| Coveralls (one-piece) | Cotton drill, reinforced knees/elbows optional | Screen print or embroidery |
Industrial colours (navy, grey, safety orange) are standard; we can also match a specific colour for companies with an established site uniform. Reinforced stitching at stress points is available on request for teams doing heavy manual work.
Overalls protect clothing and skin, mark who works where and make a team look organised. Whether you run a factory in Athi River, a garage in Ruiru, a construction crew in Kiambu or a farm in Mwea, you need to decide early between one-piece coveralls, often called boiler suits, and two-piece overalls made of a jacket and trousers.
MoveBrands is a Nairobi Kasarani-based manufacturer. We cut and sew workwear in-house and invite buyers to our Kasarani, Nairobi shop to feel the cotton drill, check the stitching and try sample sizes before placing a bulk order.
| Style | Advantages | Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| One-piece coverall | Full body cover, nothing to tuck in, good for dusty or oily work | Hotter in warm weather; the whole garment must be replaced if one area wears out |
| Two-piece overall | Cooler, easier to size, jacket and trousers can be replaced separately | Gap at the waist when bending; needs a good fit |
| Bib overall | Protects the chest, easy to pull on over clothes | Less common in heavy industry |
Cotton drill and polycotton twill are the common workwear fabrics. Cotton drill is breathable and tough, while polycotton resists creasing and dries quickly. For jobs involving welding, ask first whether a flame-retardant fabric is needed, because ordinary workwear is not a substitute for it; we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot supply.
A company name on the back and a logo on the chest turn workwear into a moving advertisement on every site visit. Embroidery lasts longer on daily-wear overalls and is our usual recommendation, while screen printing fits large crews that need an economical solution or temporary contract staff. Read more on embroidery and screen printing.
Common mistakes include putting the logo in a seam area, choosing a thin print on a textured fabric, or forgetting to leave room for a name tag. We advise on placement after seeing your logo.
We keep your pattern and logo details on file, so reordering matches the first batch. Standard bulk embroidery is ready 5-7 working days after artwork approval, and bulk rates apply to larger quantities.
Send your logo, item list and approximate sizes by WhatsApp to +254 720 149 329 or by email to info@movebrands.co.ke. You receive an itemised price list or quote within the same working day. Online prices equal shop prices. Once artwork is approved, we make and brand your overalls in Nairobi.
We deliver countrywide from Nairobi, including Thika, Machakos, Naivasha, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Embu, Nyeri and Garissa. Manufacturing and logistics clients can also review security uniforms and branded polo shirts for office staff, or our bulk orders page.
Ordinary cotton and polycotton overalls are not flame-retardant. If your work needs that protection, tell us up front so we can advise honestly on what we can supply.
Yes. Reflective bands can be added at the chest, arms or legs for road and yard work.
Yes. We can cut women's sizes. Include the split between men's and women's sizes with your list.
For dusty, oily work, one-piece is simpler. For hot weather and easier sizing, two-piece sets are usually more comfortable.
Message us on WhatsApp with the earlier order details. Your logo file and pattern are kept on record.
