Gifts for Directional Drillers
Personalized directional driller shirts, hoodies and mugs. Add their name, title or workplace to any design and see the exact print before you order.
1 design for directional driller · Baby onesies
Picking a gift for a directional driller
Directional drillers steer boreholes thousands of feet underground, often under rivers, highways and neighborhoods, and they spend long shifts at a rig watching survey data and keeping the bit on its planned path. They tend to be practical people who take pride in work most of the public never sees. A gift that acknowledges the trade lands better than a generic work shirt. Put the word on the front and add their company or crew name, or their home state, underneath. A hoodie is a good pick for cold mornings on the site, and a mug keeps coffee warm through the early start. If you're buying for a whole crew, the Team Shop lets you choose one design and print each person's name on their own shirt.
Directional Driller gift questions
Can I add a company or crew name to the shirt?
Yes. Many designs have a second line, so type the company or crew name there and check the preview before you order.
Is this a good gift for a new hire in the trade?
It can be. A tee or hoodie with their title shows you noticed the work they chose, and it's a useful thing to wear on the job.
Can I order for a whole drilling crew at once?
Yes. Use the Team Shop: choose a design, paste the list of names, and pick a size for each person.
What sizes do the directional driller shirts come in?
Adult tees come in S to 3XL. Hoodies, kids tees and onesies list their own sizes on each product page.
How long does a directional driller gift take to arrive?
Each order is printed after you place it, in 2 to 4 business days, then ships by ground in 3 to 5 business days. The product page shows the delivery window for today's orders.
What if the print has a mistake?
If we print something different from the preview you approved, or it arrives damaged, we reprint it free.
Directional Driller gift ideas
- A tee for the rigWear it on site and it becomes the shirt they reach for on every job.
- A hoodie for early startsCrews often work before sunrise, so a warm hoodie gets worn a lot.
- A mug for the crew truckAn 11 oz mug with their name keeps it from wandering off the job site.
- Matching crew shirtsPick one design in the Team Shop and paste the crew's names, with a size for each person.