The way you store your workwear when you’re not using it is extremely important, so you should first check that it was hung up and stored correctly overnight.
If it’s not where you left it, or you find it crumpled up in a corner of a warehouse, you’ll want to be even more careful when it comes to carrying out your checks.
At Wearwell, we offer bespoke options to all our customers to help them create workwear that’s fit for purpose and comfortable for their employees to wear.
Keep on reading to find out more about the small, but important details you might forget when you’re designing your bespoke workwear.
Whether you’re just starting to introduce jackets into your team’s workwear wardrobes, or looking to update your current pieces, here’s how to choose the right workwear jackets for your team.
When you’re spending a 9-hour shift in the same heavy boilersuit, coat or trousers, they need to help you perform your job better, rather than just being a hindrance.
Here are some of our quick tips on how you can balance both style and comfort with your workwear.
In establishments such as restaurants, schools, and doctor’s surgeries, wearing masks and sometimes gloves is still relatively commonplace. However, many are still unsure of how to appropriately dispose of PPE.
Being green is no longer just about Meatless Monday or rinsing out the recycling, it’s also trickling down into the choices we make regarding everything from where we holiday to rejecting fast fashion.
The retired Wearwell director, Carl Rooney has been honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Professional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide.
The PCIAW® panel recognised the enormous contribution that the former director made during his decades long career
We understand that there are benefits to offshore production. But we also believe that there are even more benefits to be seen with workwear that’s made in the UK.
Have you ever stopped and thought about the order of the words in ‘PPE’? It’s not ‘protective personal equipment’, even though that makes almost as much sense.
Arc flash is an explosion of heat and light that results from electrical current travelling through the air from one conductor to another. It creates an arc between the two, giving the phenomenon its name. It typically produces an intense flash of light, followed by severe heat that can create temperatures up to 19,000 degrees celsius.
Every commercial kitchen is different. The most critical element to consider is ensuring that the workwear you’re providing your staff is suitable for your environment, and the specific risks present within that environment.
The longer you wait to replace workwear, the more at risk you’re putting yourself from accidents or injuries at work as damaged PPE won’t provide the necessary level of protection.
Here’s how to know when it’s time to update your employee’s workwear.
