Logistics & Delivery Uniforms · UAE & GCC
A recognisable team. On every route.
Delivery driver uniforms, rider tops and operational workwear need to carry your identity through an active working day. Arto develops coordinated ranges for riders, drivers, warehouse teams and supervisors, from artwork to approved sample.
The uniform range
One fleet identity. Different working conditions.
A rider outdoors, a driver in a cab and a warehouse colleague do not need identical garments. Plan tops, trousers and layers around movement, exposure and the task, while keeping colours and branding consistent across the team.
Based in Dubai, Arto serves logistics and delivery businesses across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the wider GCC.
In the details
Built around the route, not just the logo.
Movement & durability
Consider riding or seated posture, loading tasks and pocket access when reviewing fit. Fabric weight and construction should reflect where the garment will be worn.
Fabric & visibility
Discuss lightweight or performance fabric options against the role and environment. Specify any required visibility features and standards separately; a bright colour or reflective detail is not a certification.
Identity at a distance
Logo position and artwork scale need to work across sizes. For sublimated tops, review the layout over the whole garment, including sleeves and seam joins.
Real teams, real garments
Talabat. From artwork to rider uniform.
Arto made sublimated rider tops and branded jackets for Talabat. The project brings together long-sleeve top artwork, the finished top and jacket construction details, showing how a bold identity carries across different garments.
Explore the Talabat project ↗More logistics & delivery work
Noon
Delivery uniforms · Hi-vis garments · Rider/workwear pieces
Hunger Station
Delivery uniforms · Branded outerwear · Performance tops
Approval & repeat ordering
Keep the fleet consistent as it grows.
Confirm sizes and quantities by role before production. Once the sample is approved, retain the artwork, colour references, garment measurements and branding details as the reference for repeat orders. New starters and replacement garments can then be discussed against the existing specification.
More about Arto ↗Logistics & Delivery Uniforms · Questions
Good to know.
When is sublimation worth considering for rider tops?
It is useful when the design calls for colour and graphics across the garment rather than a small logo alone. The chosen fabric and artwork need to be suitable, and the result should be reviewed in sampling.
Can drivers and warehouse teams have different uniforms?
Yes. Polos, work tops, cargo trousers and layers can be selected by role while sharing a common palette and branding approach.
Can you include reflective details?
Visibility requirements can be discussed in the brief. Any required safety standard or certification must be stated and confirmed separately; reflective trim alone should not be treated as proof of compliance.
How do we keep branding consistent across sizes?
Review artwork scale and placement alongside the size range. Approved artwork and garment specifications give production and later orders a shared reference.
Can we reorder uniforms for replacement staff?
Yes. Approved specifications can be retained for repeat production. We review the new quantities, fabric availability and any changes before confirming the order.
What quantities should we start with?
Minimum orders start from 20 pieces, subject to garment and specification. Tell us the quantities for each role and style so the range can be assessed properly.
Let’s dress your team
Put your team’s next uniform in motion.
Tell us about your fleet, roles, working conditions and quantities. Share existing artwork or brand guidelines if you have them.