
School & Community Caretakers
Neat, comfortable polos and fleeces for caretakers moving between corridors, storerooms, grounds and visitor-facing duties.

Printingmad · Washington, Tyne and Wear
Professional uniforms for caretakers, building maintenance technicians, housing repairs teams and facilities managers. Explore genuine supplier garments with printing on supported products.
A school caretaker checking classrooms, a housing repairs operative visiting tenants and a facilities technician moving between several commercial buildings all need recognisable, comfortable clothing. But their day-to-day duties are different, and their uniform choices should reflect that.
Printingmad, operated by TEE MAD LIMITED in Washington, supplies plain garments and printing on supported products for property maintenance contractors, caretaking teams and facilities businesses across Washington, Sunderland, Newcastle and the wider North East. The range includes smart staff polos, crew-neck sweatshirts, zip fleeces, softshells, bodywarmers and practical trousers.
Start by identifying what each team actually does: front-of-house and occupied-property visits may call for a neat company appearance; minor repairs may benefit from pockets and comfortable movement; outdoor checks require adaptable layers. Record approved colours, supplier codes and final logo artwork so replacement staff uniforms stay consistent over time.
These six photographs are illustrative generated lifestyle images, not photographs of previous Printingmad customer orders or exact catalogue garments.

Neat, comfortable polos and fleeces for caretakers moving between corridors, storerooms, grounds and visitor-facing duties.

Recognisable clothing for staff attending occupied homes, communal blocks and scheduled property repair appointments.

Coordinated layers for technicians responsible for planned checks, minor repairs and multiple building systems.

Smart staffwear suitable for customer-facing areas, alongside practical layers for back-of-house maintenance duties.

Adaptable jackets, trousers and polos for outdoor property checks and routine estate upkeep.

Presentable polos and easy layers to distinguish helpdesk coordinators and supervisors from technical teams.
These ten products have been verified in the Printingmad staging catalogue. Product cards use actual supplier photographs and garment codes, with links to individual staging previews while the products remain unpublished. Check current sizes, colours and decoration positions on the exact product before ordering.

Standard-fit recycled-polyester polo with permanent wicking and an antibacterial finish listed by the supplier.
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Heavyweight polo with ribbed collar and cuffs, a taped neck and three-button placket.
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Fitted polo with a self-fabric taped neck and two-button placket.
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Crew-neck sweatshirt with ribbed collar, cuffs and hem, plus twin-needle detailing.
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Full-zip fleece with two zipped pockets and bound cuffs and hem.
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Relaxed softshell with zipped side pockets, chin guard and adjustable hem.
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Full-zip bodywarmer with fleece-lined collar, zipped pockets and extended back hem.
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Poly-cotton trousers with front pockets, a rear pocket and belt loops.
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Utility pockets, ruler pocket, hammer loop and knee-pad pockets; pads are not assumed included.
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Supplier lists EN ISO 20471 Class 2; check colour, current certification and permitted branding.
View product previewA recognisable polo can help residents, visitors and building users identify the staff who have arrived for maintenance work. Choose clear branding and a professional fit, and ensure any access identification follows your client’s separate procedures.
FM staff often travel from warm reception areas to plant rooms and outside locations. A removable fleece or bodywarmer can offer flexibility, but confirm garment care and actual weather protection claims for the selected outer layer.
Utility trousers can be useful for routine repairs. Check how pockets and knee-pad arrangements suit the job. Knee-pad pockets do not mean certified knee protection is included, and loose items must not interfere with machinery or safe access.
Ordinary branded staffwear is not proof of competence and is not a substitute for specialist protective equipment. Electrical or gas tasks require appropriately competent workers; work at height must be properly planned and controlled. In older buildings, asbestos may be present. Employers and those responsible for premises must make sure relevant asbestos information is available before work that could disturb building materials. A caretaker’s ordinary polo or softshell does not provide asbestos protection.
High visibility or other PPE should be selected through the actual risk assessment, and printing must not reduce a protective garment’s required performance. See the HSE guidance on asbestos responsibilities, HSE guidance on working at height and HSE risk assessment guidance.
Record the precise product code, colour, size and quantity for each caretaker, technician or manager. Buy plain clothing or select printing where available for that garment.
Artwork must be ready to print; Printingmad does not edit supplied files. Only select print positions that the product supports. Embroidery is available by enquiry rather than as an assumed checkout option.
Front printing is £5 including VAT per garment. Front and back is £7.50 including VAT per garment when both positions are available. Blank garment costs are separate.
Printed garments take 7–10 working days. Mixed plain and printed orders are dispatched together only after the printing is complete.
Delivery costs £9.40 excluding VAT per combined box. Free collection from Printingmad in Washington is available for eligible printed and mixed orders after ready-to-collect confirmation. Plain-only orders use supplier delivery and cannot be collected.
Start with the team’s actual roles. Customer-facing maintenance staff might prefer smart polos, while building technicians may need flexible trousers and layers. The employer should identify any required protective clothing separately for the tasks performed.
A polo with a removable fleece or sweatshirt can work for mixed indoor duties, with trousers selected for the relevant activities. Check the school’s policy, visibility requirements and any protective equipment needed for specific tasks.
Yes, on supported garments and print positions. Supply the final artwork ready to print; we do not edit customer files. Confirm the logo’s size and contrast against your chosen colour.
Front printing costs £5 including VAT per garment. Front and back is £7.50 including VAT per garment when both positions are supported. The blank garment price is separate.
Embroidery is available by enquiry, subject to the garment and requested position. Provide product codes, quantities and your logo for a quotation. We do not assume embroidery is selectable at checkout.
Some trade trousers, including RX603, have knee-pad pockets, but that does not guarantee knee pads are included or provide certified knee protection. Check pad compatibility and task-specific requirements.
The RX500 is described as a two-layer bonded softshell, but no particular waterproof rating is assumed here. Check current manufacturer guidance and use separately suitable protective outerwear when required.
No. Branded workwear is not specialist PPE. Work involving electricity, asbestos, chemicals or fall risks requires appropriate competence, risk assessment and controls. Clothing and printed logos do not establish qualifications.
Yes. A shared colour palette can keep the business recognisable, while different fits and layers suit different roles. Check the actual product colours and size charts; similar shade names can vary between ranges.
Yes. Mixed plain and printed orders are dispatched together after printing is complete. Plain-only orders use supplier delivery and are not available for local collection.
Printed garments take 7–10 working days. For a contract mobilisation or new-starter induction, allow time to gather sizes and approve your finished artwork before ordering.
Delivery is £9.40 excluding VAT per combined box. Free collection is available for eligible printed and mixed orders only after ready-to-collect confirmation. Plain-only orders cannot be collected.
Personalised clothing is generally non-returnable for a change of mind. Statutory rights for faulty or incorrectly supplied goods remain unaffected.
Property maintenance businesses regularly gain new sites or change their staffing structure. Keep a simple uniform register listing approved product codes, sizes, colours and final company artwork by role. This helps a new caretaker or supervisor join the team without accidentally ordering a different garment or logo version.
For customer-facing repair appointments, consider whether logos and identification remain easy to read beneath outer layers. Check exact supplier colours and measurements rather than assuming a navy or medium fits the same across every brand. Our garment size guide, artwork guide and care guide can help with ordering and care decisions.
Personalised goods are generally non-returnable for a change of mind, while statutory rights for faulty or incorrectly supplied goods remain unaffected. Review our returns policy before submitting a group order.
Browse verified garments or enquire with your staff quantities, supplier product codes, sizes, colours and completed artwork requirements.
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