Work shirts, made for work to the weekend. Jetpilot Workwear’s cotton graphic tees and flannels are made for everyday wear, from the worksite to the boat ramp to the pub. Simple and hard wearing, available through a workwear stockist near you.
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The full rundown on Work Shirts & Tees
Work shirts and tees with the weight on the label
Every shirt and tee here lists its fabric and its weight, because a work shirt is a fabric decision before it is anything else. 300 GSM cotton flannel for the cold months, 98% cotton with 2% spandex for the ones you sweat through, 200 GSM 20-singles cotton-poly for the tee under it all, and a polo for the day someone with a clipboard turns up. Built by a brand that spends its weekends in salt water, so it is not precious about a bit of dust.
Flannel shirts
The Flannel Shirt is 300 GSM cotton flannel, heavyweight and soft, with two patch pockets on the chest closed by buttons and a woven Jetpilot trim down the front. It is the shirt that goes from the site to the pub without anyone noticing the change of venue, and it wears in rather than out.
Short sleeve shirt and polo
The Fueled Short Sleeve Shirt is 98% cotton and 2% spandex, so it moves with you when you reach, with a welt pocket, a patch pocket and the signature Jetpilot Workwear trims. The Fueled 2 Polo is moisture-wicking and anti-odour with a front wrap label and a rear embroidered logo, for the shift where you are in front of a client as well as in front of a wall.
Heavyweight tees
The Corp Short Sleeve Tee and Fueled 2 Tee are 200 GSM, 20-singles, 60% carded cotton and 40% polyester, with a two-colour print front and back, a screen-printed internal label that keeps the neckline comfortable and a woven size pip. Heavy enough that it is still a tee at the end of the season, breathable enough for January. Cheap work tees go see-through by Christmas. Two hundred GSM does not.
Which one
Cold morning: flannel over a tee. Hot day: the short sleeve shirt or a heavyweight tee. Client on site: the polo. The flannel and the tees are the ones that end up at the ramp on Saturday, because a shirt that survives the site survives the boat.
Sizing and the dealer near you
S to 3XL across the range; the size guide has the chest measurements. Jetpilot workwear is sold through the dealer network, not online, so find yours on the workwear stockists page and try the shoulders on before you buy. The rest of the kit is on workwear: work hoodies for the layer over the top, and workwear accessories for the cap, socks and belt.