Finished-garment application reference
TC workwear fabric
HM095 is a 245G, 68% polyester / 32% cotton direction for municipal safety workwear and repeat uniform sourcing.
UK workwear fabric sourcing
Compare TC, four-way stretch, Oxford and softshell routes for safety clothing. Send your garment use, colour, GSM, finish, quantity and document needs so we can review a practical fabric direction before sampling.
Fabric routes
Every card below is a fabric product route. Finished garments are treated only as application context, not as the supplied product or as a blanket compliance claim.
Finished-garment application reference
HM095 is a 245G, 68% polyester / 32% cotton direction for municipal safety workwear and repeat uniform sourcing.
Finished-garment application reference
HM038 is a 295G four-way stretch direction for trousers, jackets and utility garments where movement comfort matters.
Finished-garment application reference
HM066 is a 310G polyester Oxford direction for durable waterproof workwear and reinforced outerwear discussions.
Finished-garment application reference
HM039 is a 320G high-visibility orange softshell direction for waterproof workwear where warmth and flexibility are required.
UK buying brief
A more complete brief reduces unsuitable samples and makes the first quotation discussion more useful.
Jacket, trouser, coverall or vest; construction, rail, utilities, logistics, roadwork or another application.
Composition, construction, target GSM, colour direction, stretch, coating, lamination and laundering expectation.
Required standard, report colour, test scope and whether the request concerns fabric, components or finished-garment conformity.
Sample type, quantity range, delivery destination, target timing and whether repeat sourcing is expected.
Buyer resources
These crawlable buyer guides explain rainwear standards, high-visibility fabric selection, reflective workwear material routes and waterproof-breathable evidence.
Important boundary
We can discuss available fabric-side specifications, report previews and document scope. Final garment conformity also depends on the garment design, fluorescent background area, retroreflective component placement, construction, marking and the applicable UK conformity process.
For rail procurement, tell us if a rail-industry specification such as RIS-3279-TOM applies so the request can be recorded separately. Do not assume a general orange fabric direction satisfies a rail contract.
How sampling works
Share garment type, UK destination, colour, construction, quantity and evidence needs.
We compare existing product codes and explain the most relevant material direction.
Check availability, colour direction, specification and the document scope attached to the sample.
After the route is clear, confirm quantity, delivery, timing and repeat-order requirements.
Request specifications, sample or quote
Required contact fields are kept short. Add the technical and commercial details you already know; unknown items can be discussed after the first review.
FAQ
Available fabric-side reports or previews can be discussed by product code, tested colour and document scope. They do not by themselves certify a finished garment.
Yes, existing product directions include high-visibility yellow TC, yellow stretch, yellow Oxford and orange softshell options. Final colour values and suitability must be checked against the approved sample and project requirements.
No blanket rail approval is claimed. If RIS-3279-TOM or a buyer-specific rail specification applies, identify it in the enquiry so fabric, component and finished-garment requirements can be kept separate.
Share the garment use, delivery country, target composition, GSM, colour, finish, quantity range, sample need, standard or test requirement and target timing.