Sample references

Two Workwear Sets to Start Your Custom Order

Workwear Solutions · 24 October 2026 · 2 min read

Compare two confirmed jacket-and-trouser combinations, then use them to explain the details you want to keep, change or develop for your own workwear order.

Charcoal multi-pocket jacket with cargo trousers beside a red and navy jacket with navy work trousers — WS-003 charcoal cargo set and WS-004 red/navy set. Retouched sample photographs; made-to-order references, not ready-stock offers.

WS-003 · Charcoal multi-pocket set

This combination pairs a stand-collar jacket with matching charcoal cargo trousers. It offers a starting point for buyers who want to discuss a coordinated uniform with multiple storage and adjustment details.

Jacket: four front flap pockets, a stand collar, sleeve pocket details and cuff adjustment.
Trousers: cargo pockets, elastic waist sections and adjustable cuff tabs.
Development questions: which items need to fit in the pockets, how much adjustment is required, and which measurements need fit testing?

WS-003 charcoal stand-collar jacket and matching cargo trousers, shown from the front — Confirmed sample pairing: charcoal jacket and matching cargo trousers.

Discuss pocket dimensions, closures and placement around the intended tasks. More pockets are useful only when their size and position suit what the wearer needs to carry.

WS-004 · Red/navy workwear set

The second combination pairs a red/navy jacket with navy work trousers. Its two-tone upper gives buyers a different visual direction while keeping the jacket and trousers coordinated.

Jacket: stand collar, full zip front, zipped side pockets and sleeve attachment patches.
Trousers: elastic waist sections and slanted pockets.
Development questions: which panels should carry the main brand color, where will the logo sit, and which trims should remain consistent across sizes?

WS-004 red and navy jacket paired with navy work trousers — Confirmed sample pairing: red/navy jacket and navy trousers.

Turn a reference style into a specification

A reference is a starting point, not a complete production specification. For either set, discuss the fabric composition and weight, available colors, size breakdown, fit, logo artwork, labels and packing.

If you want a different color combination, send a color reference and identify the panels to change. Actual fabric shades and availability need confirmation. Suggested colorways should not be treated as stocked finished garments.

Retouched photographs help show the overall design. Final color, construction and workmanship follow the approved physical sample. Neither these photographs nor the style codes establish protective performance or certification.

Request a quotation for your set

Quote WS-003 or WS-004 in your enquiry, together with the quantity per style and color, fabric requirements and delivery country. These are reference codes used in our development materials.

Minimum order quantity, pricing, sample arrangements and lead time are confirmed against the agreed specification and order quantity. If you already have your own design, you can also start from a sample or technical pack.