
OVERVIEW
Jobber Field Gear is a collection of branded apparel designed for home service professionals. Rather than producing typical company merchandise, the goal was to create clothing customers would choose to wear on and off the job.Jobber decided to expand it's brand awareness by creating a public-facing merch store, full of custom designed apparel that anyone can purchase and wear.
As Art Director, I led the creative direction and visual design execution, developing a collection that felt authentic to the trades while strengthening Jobber's evolving brand.

Challenge
Most branded merchandise is treated as a giveaway. It promotes the company but rarely becomes something people actually wear. The challenge was to create apparel that customers would be proud to own while staying true to Jobber's brand.
SOLUTION
The collection drew inspiration from classic workwear, using durable graphics, practical layouts, and understated branding that felt at home alongside the clothing our customers already wore. Instead of promotional merchandise, the result was apparel that reflected the people Jobber serves.






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DESCRIPTION
YEAR
Jobber
Reshaping Jobber's visual identity across five years of growth
2021—2026

Jobber Summit
Branding a virtual conference for 30,000 attendees
2025—2026
Jobber Field Gear
Extending a software brand into workwear
2026

Masters of Home Service
Designing a podcast brand tradespeople actually connect with
2025

Bloc53
Expressing architectural precision through the web
2025

Lift Aero
Making private aviation feel less intimidating
2025

Ember Archaeology
Presenting archaeology through a modern website
2022

