PRODUCT INFORMATION
1. Nhat Khoa – A Reputable Supplier of Work Safety Clothing
Work safety clothing is indispensable in many industries, especially heavy industries, construction, mechanics, chemicals, etc. Safety clothing not only protects workers from hazardous factors such as dust, chemicals, sparks, impacts, etc., but also demonstrates professionalism and compliance with occupational safety regulations by the company.
Providing high-quality work safety clothing is a top priority, helping workers feel secure, increasing productivity, and minimizing the risk of workplace accidents. Furthermore, printing or embroidering company logos and information onto safety clothing helps businesses promote their brand and create a positive impression on partners and customers.
At Nhat Khoa, we pride ourselves on providing high-quality work safety clothing that meets safety standards and is suitable for a wide range of industries. With 20 years of experience, Nhat Khoa has established itself as one of the leading suppliers of protective work uniforms, perfectly meeting the requirements of businesses.
2. Compilation of Materials for Making Work Safety Clothing
At Nhat Khoa, our work safety clothing prioritizes absolute safety, featuring intelligent designs, reflective details, and durable fabrics. Wearers can easily access and use equipment when needed, while also improving visibility in dark or hazardous environments.
2.1. 65/35 Khaki Fabric
As one of the most commonly used materials at Nhat Khoa for protective clothing, 65/35 khaki fabric combines high durability with relatively good absorbency. With a fiber ratio of 65% polyester and 35% cotton, this fabric retains color well, wrinkles minimally, and maintains its shape, making it very suitable for uniform designs in frequently used work environments.
Some notable characteristics of 65/35 Khaki fabric include:
- High durability, wrinkle-resistant, and maintains its shape well, ensuring a neat appearance and long-lasting use.
- It absorbs sweat much better than many other blended khaki fabrics, increasing comfort while working.
- Reasonable price, good balance between cost and quality.
- While less breathable than 100% cotton khaki, it still ensures performance in common work environments.
2.2. Vietnamese Khaki Fabric
A familiar material in the field of office and technical uniforms, Vietnamese khaki is highly valued for its thickness, durability, and ability to maintain its shape well. This fabric is suitable for clothing designs that require a serious, neat appearance and minimal deformation during use.
Although not particularly outstanding in terms of stretch or breathability, Vietnamese khaki fabric remains a sustainable choice for designs requiring high durability and structure. Some typical characteristics of this fabric include:
- The fabric is thick and durable, helping the garment maintain its shape well and resist deformation.
- Highly durable, wrinkle-resistant, and easy to style, creating a neat and professional look for the wearer.
- Its breathability and elasticity are lower compared to other fabrics, making it more suitable for cool environments or jobs that don’t require much physical activity.
2.3. 100% Cotton Khaki Fabric
As a familiar and popular material known for its softness, breathability, and skin-friendliness, natural cotton fabric is suitable for a wide range of products, from everyday fashion to office uniforms.
Made from pure cotton fibers, this fabric provides a comfortable feel while maintaining its thickness and structure. Key characteristics include:
- Soft and smooth, comfortable to wear, providing a pleasant feeling for the user.
- The fabric is thick and holds its shape well, making it suitable for both T-shirts and shirts.
- It absorbs sweat well, is breathable, and suitable for hot and humid weather.
- Made from natural materials, safe and gentle on the skin.
- Pure cotton fibers are prone to wrinkling and may shrink slightly after washing.
- It may become slightly fuzzy after some use.
Comparison table of fabrics used for protective clothing
|
Characteristic |
65/35 Khaki Fabric |
High-Quality Stretch Khaki Fabric |
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Durability |
High |
Very high |
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Cool and airy |
Good |
Very good |
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Stretchable |
Little |
Good |
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Cost |
Reasonable |
High |
|
Application |
Diversity |
Flexible work |
3. Several Methods for Printing/Embroidering Logos onto Work Safety Clothing
3.1. Screen Printing
Screen printing is one of the most popular and oldest printing techniques in the garment industry. The screen printing process involves using a mesh screen to transfer ink onto the fabric surface through an ink-repellent barrier.
Advantage
- High durability.
- Bright colors.
- It can be printed on any type of fabric.
- Low cost for large quantities.
Disadvantages
- Not suitable for designs requiring high detail, using blue colors, or ombre effects.
- If customers print in small quantities, the price may be higher compared to other printing options.
3.2. DTG (Direct to Garment)
DTG printing is a method of printing directly onto clothing using a machine digital printer. This technique uses specialized inks that penetrate directly into the fabric fibers, creating sharp and detailed images. DTG printing allows for the printing of complex, multi-colored images with no limit on the number of colors.
Advantage
- It can print images requiring high detail and accuracy, in multiple colors.
- There is no limit to the number of colors.
- The shirt is colorfast and looks very elegant when worn.
- Suitable for a wide variety of fabrics, with no limitations and capable of printing on many different surfaces, including cotton.
Disadvantages: Because the printed images are very sharp, the price is higher compared to other printing methods.
3.3. Heat Transfer Printing
Heat transfer printing Heat transfer printing is a process that uses high temperatures to transfer ink from specialized printing paper onto the surface of the fabric. The ink blends into the fabric fibers, creating realistic and vibrant images. Heat transfer printing is divided into several different types:
- Dye Sublimation (AOP – All Over Printing): This printing technique uses high temperatures to transfer ink from specialized printing paper onto the fabric material. This method is ideal for full-body printing on polyester fabrics.
- Heat Transfer Decal/Vinyl: This technique uses heat and pressure to transfer images from decals/vinyl onto fabric. It’s popular for logo and image printing and is widely used in the production of custom t-shirts and small-quantity uniforms.
- PET Heat Transfer (DTF – Direct to Film): This printing technique uses PET film to transfer ink onto fabric. This method allows printing on a wide variety of fabrics, from cotton to polyester.
Plastisol Heat Transfer (Silk Heat Transfer): This technique uses plastisol ink to print onto paper and then transfers it onto fabric using heat and pressure. This method is preferred for large-scale printing.
Advantages and disadvantages of heat transfer printing techniques
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Printing technique |
Advantage |
Disadvantages |
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Dye Sublimation (AOP – All Over Printing) |
|
|
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Heat Transfer Decal/Vinyl |
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Suitable for small quantity orders. |
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PET Heat Transfer (DTF – Direct to Film) |
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The product’s durability is not as good as other printing techniques. |
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Plastisol Heat Transfer (Silk Heat Transfer) |
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3.4. Embroidery
Embroidery is a technique that uses thread and an embroidery machine to create images or letters on the surface of fabric. It is a traditional method but remains popular due to its durability and elegant appearance.
Advantage
- High durability
- Non-fading
- Creates a luxurious feel when worn.
Disadvantages
- It’s not possible to embroider small details.
- Generally, embroidery costs more than printing.
- Large embroidered areas on a garment can feel slightly bulky and potentially uncomfortable. However, smaller embroidery usually doesn’t cause this discomfort.
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of each printing technique.
To help you visualize and easily compare the techniques, we have compiled the advantages and disadvantages of each method in the table below:
|
Printing techniques |
Advantage |
Disadvantages |
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Silk screen printing |
Inexpensive for bulk printing, vibrant and durable colors. |
It’s not possible to print complex, multi-colored images, and the printing plate preparation time is long. |
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In decal |
We can print detailed, multi-color images, even in small quantities. |
The durability is low, it peels easily, and the printed surface is stiff. |
|
Heat transfer printing |
Available in a variety of colors, with good adhesion to many types of fabrics and surfaces. |
It can only be printed on polyester fabric, is expensive, and the printed image may not be perfectly sharp. |
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Digital printing (DTG) |
It produces detailed and vibrant images with high colorfastness, looks luxurious when worn, and is suitable for many types of fabrics and surfaces, including cotton. |
High cost, colorfastness depends on the ink and fabric. |
|
Embroidery |
Highly durable, with a luxurious and classy appearance that won’t fade. |
High cost, unsuitable for printing complex, multi-color images, and long processing time. |
5. Work Safety Clothing Size Chart at Nhat Khoa Uniform
Nhat Khoa Uniform offers a diverse color palette for work safety clothing, ranging from neutral shades like gray, navy blue, and beige to vibrant colors like orange, yellow, and red. Customers can choose colors that suit their industry, brand, and preferences.

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