An engineer outfit combines miniature overalls with coordinating headwear to create a hardworking transportation and rail theme. They can be used for railroad museums, train excursions, engineering firms, technical schools, STEM programs, infrastructure projects, employee milestones, transportation events and construction-related promotions. If you use a cowboy hat instead, the bear becomes a Farmer Bear.
The overall-style garment gives the plush animal a distinctive workwear appearance, while the cap completes the character. Fit depends on the bear or plush animal selected, and any available decoration area must be confirmed before a logo or message is prepared.
For a different jobsite presentation, pair a printed garment with one of the blank construction helmets. Other occupation-inspired clothing can be compared through the full uniform selection.
Blue, gray, red and yellow accessories can coordinate with railroad, engineering, safety and corporate identities. The blue accessories guide includes several useful shades, while the gray page supports industrial and technical themes. For high-visibility accents, explore yellow accessory combinations.
Blank outfits can be combined with shirts, hats, ribbon and other merchandise to reach the $250 company minimum. Printed accessories generally begin at 100 pieces, with a Less Than Minimum charge applied to an approved smaller printed order. Check the catalog presentation, consult the ordering questions and answers and submit complete written specifications through the order information page.
