Five collections. Fifteen concepts. One unmistakable identity.
Design studio: AI-created garment visualizations, not products for sale or manufacturing proofs. Final garments, print placement and decoration require a supplier's sample approval.
The three approved directions. The foundation for everything that follows.
View full-size concept Full company name at the chest. Kevin opposite.
Services and phone number, clear from the back.
A light uniform with a forest-and-teal chest identity.
Light colors. Clean lines. A Florida point of view.
View full-size concept A dark, readable service back print on a pale performance crew.
A lighter camp-collar silhouette with a restrained chest identity.
Mist shoulder piping and a crisp full-name chest lockup.
For the first call, the last stop and everything between.
View full-size concept Forest shoulder panels, full-name chest branding and a personal name detail.
A framed company mark and South Florida back treatment.
A clean utility silhouette with subtle forest lettering.
Company merchandise that feels like something you would choose.
View full-size concept A service badge built around the brand promise: your comfort.
A vertical service stack with a simple, readable contact line.
Small full-name lettering above the pocket. The mark below.
The same identity, beyond the shirt.
View full-size concept A single mist mark, designed for a simple embroidered treatment.
Forest handles, full company name and a direct contact number.
A lightweight layer with forest panels and a small chest identity.
Outlined vector masters preserve the full company name and exact phone number. A decorator still needs to confirm garment choice, ink or thread matches, sizing and placement. Small lettering may require a woven patch or transfer rather than embroidery.