Advice for preparing your workwear
Key points on fabrics, personalisation and preparing an order for your team.
Practical guides
Compare fabrics with a checklist, prepare your logo for approval and calculate an allocation with quantity examples. These guides offer practical methods; PPE documents are grouped in the dedicated reference guide.
PPE guide-
PPE replacement: organising a useful tracking process
An item in stock is not automatically ready for its intended task. Connect references, instructions, allocations and reported issues to prepare replacements with the prevention lead.
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Kitchen uniform care: organising garment rotation
Having a clean uniform ready for a shift also depends on collection, laundry and return checks. Use this method to organise rotation without applying one washing programme to every garment.
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Choosing an apron for service, a café or a kitchen
Bib or waist apron: start with the role. Review fit, pockets, fastenings, care and branding before preparing your team’s workwear enquiry.
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A consistent identity for your team's workwear
A consistent look is built with colours, styles and marking. It does not depend only on the size of the logo.
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Fabric weight and composition: two different things
Fabric weight alone is not enough to choose professional clothing. Composition and fabric construction are also part of the discussion.
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Preparing a workwear request for your team
A list of garments is not always enough to prepare a proposal. Here is the information that makes your request more precise.
Tell us about your needs
Describe your project, even if you have not chosen any styles yet. You can attach a list, a scan or a specification.