Natty Workwear has released its first full workwear range, introducing the Can’t Go Wrong collection as the brand expands beyond safety eyewear into apparel designed for tradies.

The 32-piece collection includes tees, shirts, shorts, pants, jackets, hoodies and headwear in men’s, women’s and unisex fits. Combining traditional workwear durability with streetwear styling, the range features technical fabrics, utilitarian design and modern takes on vintage silhouettes.

Key pieces include carpenter pants with reinforced knees and multiple functional pockets, the Depot Jacket, inspired by the classic Eisenhower jacket and everyday staples such as the Signature Tee and Can’t Go Wrong Tee designed for both on-site and off-duty wear.

A standout feature is the inclusion of a Natty spork with each pair of technical shorts and pants, intended to provide a practical solution for tradies on site.

“Beyond the vintage-inspired designs of heritage brands like Carhartt, we’ve taken inspiration from 90s surf to talk to our customers’ needs,” Natty Workwear founder Trent Nattrass says.

“The idea of offering wax combs in the pockets of boardshorts was a genius marketing strategy that also reinforced the brand’s connection to authentic surf culture and understanding of the surfer’s lifestyle and gear. We’ve taken that concept and adapted it for tradies by way of the Natty Spork.”

The release marks a major step for the brand, which launched in 2020 and built its reputation through design-led safety eyewear worn by tradies and athletes across Australia and New Zealand.

“As a carpenter of over 15 years, I’ve seen workmates resort to using some pretty rogue items to eat their smoko when they’ve forgotten cutlery. It’s a small inclusion, but it’s meaningful. If you’re a tradie, you’ll get it,” Trent says

“Finally, the ‘workwear’ in Natty Workwear makes sense. The long-term vision has arrived. We’ve been building towards this moment since we first started Natty and we’re stoked to be able to offer our engaged community and newcomers to the brand, even more ways to look and feel good on site.”