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Pilot Uniforms

Choose the right pilot uniforms for your crew
By Terri Deno If you need to find pilot uniforms for your employees, get in touch with a pilot uniforms provider that can give you all the options you need to decide which type of uniforms your pilots should wear. Uniforms give employees a sense of pride in their job, and customers a sense of professionalism from your company. Therefore, it's important to find pilot uniforms that will look great.
 

To choose the right pilot uniforms provider for your company, you'll want to check its pilot uniforms directory for the different sizes and styles it carries. Collect pilot uniforms information from these companies to decide if they can provide you with all you need, including:

1. The right sizes of pilot uniforms.

2. A great style.

3. The best price for uniforms.

Choose a pilot uniforms provider that offers custom sizing

Custom sizing for pilot uniforms is important. Not everyone is the same size, and not everyone can wear clothes bought off the rack. And since you want your pilots to look their best and be comfortable on the job, you should give them options for getting their uniforms tailored to fit.
Try: Tally-Ho and MyPilotStore.com both offer custom sizing and tailoring, so all your pilots can get the perfect fit.

Check a provider's pilot uniforms list for options to customize a look

Pilot uniforms are more than just a shirt and jacket. Pilots can choose from different ties, pick sweaters instead of jackets, and decide which type of shirt will go under it all. Look for a uniform provider that gives you all these options so you can customize the look of your pilots, or let them do it themselves.
Try: Pilot House has many different options for pilot uniforms, for both the men and women on your staff. CrewGear is another company that provides you with different elements to mix and match.

Decide whether your pilot uniforms will feature command bars

While command bars give the air of authority, there are many people who think this style is a little outdated. Instead, you can find a pilot uniforms provider that gives you a choice of shirts and jackets with or without command bars.
Try: Image First Uniforms and Stop-Over Store are two companies that give you a choice between shirts that have bars and those that don't.

• If you want to save money, give your pilots an allowance for their pilot uniforms instead of purchasing them directly. This will allow the pilots to keep their uniforms when they quit or retire, and you won't be stuck with a bunch of uniforms that are the wrong size or just outdated.