Bentley Motors launches next generation workwear

• Bentley Motors launches new innovative workwear for those who will be creating the first battery electric vehicle to emerge from the Crewe factory 
• New workwear - which features carbon fibre in its construction - has been designed specifically for use within electrostatically protected areas - preventing the build-up of static electricity that could affect sensitive electronic systems during the production process 
• Introduced to maintain the highest levels of automotive quality and safety while supporting commitments to colleague safety and sustainability 
• Co-created, inclusive design supports Bentley’s Beyond100+ vision and ‘Dream Factory’ transformation in Crewe

(Crewe, 16 April 2026) Ahead of the launch of its first battery electric vehicle later this year, Bentley Motors has introduced new ‘Dream Factory’ workwear. Designed for use within electrostatic protected areas, the new workwear prevents the build-up of static electricity that could impact sensitive electronic and battery components, ensuring precision and quality across electric vehicle production.

The launch of electrostatic discharge (ESD) compliant workwear represents a critical step in supporting safe and efficient automotive manufacturing. Developed using carbon fibre components, the workwear is engineered to dissipate static electricity while maintaining durability, flexibility and comfort in colleagues’ day-to-day operations. 

The collection is tailored to meet the needs of Bentley’s diverse workforce in Crewe. The workwear is shaped around four key principles: co-created, future-focused, inclusive and high-tech. This has resulted in a wide range of fits and sizing options being incorporated to support comfort, mobility and the needs of different roles including health and safety features, making the collection practical and accessible for all.    

The workwear reflects Bentley’s evolving design language inspired by the craftsmanship of its products. Updated silhouettes, refined detailing and a consistent visual identity across all roles create a modern, technical and streamlined aesthetic that aligns directly with Bentley’s approach to future design.  

The workwear underscores a shared commitment to transparency, ethical manufacturing and long-term sustainability. This includes responsible sources of materials, collaboration with credible suppliers and considered production processes designed to minimise waste and ensure long-term durability. 

Environmental responsibility has been embedded throughout the entire lifecycle of the workwear. Materials and construction have been selected to reduce environmental impact while maintaining high performance standards. At end of life, a dedicated recycling scheme will ensure zero landfill, with the uniform repurposed into new materials supporting a more circular approach. 

Bentley’s workwear launch demonstrates how every aspect of the brand can contribute meaningfully to reducing environmental impact as it strives to set new benchmarks not only in luxury mobility, but in how a modern and responsible automotive manufacturer operates. 

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