Online workwear and hi-vis store

Tradespeople buying for themselves, plus small contractors, landscapers, warehouses and event companies buying for their crews.

Markup on each item sold, with bigger margins on multi-item crew orders. Add-ons like logo embroidery through a partner can raise the order value.

• Knowing safety clothing types and standards
• Basic website and product listing skills
• Customer service and order handling

• Hi-vis and flame-resistant garments must meet specific standards (such as ANSI/ISEA 107 or NFPA 2112); check the labels and don't make claims you can't back up
• Sales tax registration and collection rules for your state and for out-of-state buyers
• Returns on wrong sizes can eat margins, so set a clear returns policy
• Product liability insurance, check with a business insurance broker

Startup costs are typically around $500 to $4,000, depending on whether you dropship from a wholesaler or hold a small stock yourself, and on how you set up your website and product listings.

Hi-vis and flame-resistant garments must meet specific standards (such as ANSI/ISEA 107 or NFPA 2112). Check the labels and don't make claims you can't back up. Also check sales tax registration and collection rules for your state and out-of-state buyers.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $500 to $4,000, depending on your product range and whether you sell to individuals or crews. Returns on wrong sizes can eat margins, so set a clear returns policy and check product liability insurance.