Regular-workwear

The coronavirus crisis affects all industries, ranging from a complete stand-still like we see with many bars, restaurants, social events and sports...

Think of sustainability as a snowball, gaining impact and momentum as it moves through the value chain from unprocessed materials to finished garments. Each...

Being sustainable starts with becoming more sensible to decreasing your personal environmental impact. In today’s world, not incorporating sustainability in...

Every 3 to 5 years, most companies start a new tender process in order to renew their protective clothing. As there are many elements to take into account –...

A while back, I had an appointment with a Health and Safety manager from a company in the metal industry. Many of his colleagues are involved in activities...

The Dutch “Star of Life”, the iconic symbol for emergency medical services will soon be accompanied by the colours turquoise, grey and “a touch of red”. In the...

Now that A+A 2019 is over, the time has come for some reflections. When we started preparing ourselves for A+A we asked ourselves: what message do we want to...

The textile industry is one of the major polluting industries in the world. It is our job, as part of the workwear value chain, to minimize environmental...

In the last decade, Lyocell fibres made an introduction into the world of workwear. Especially in the past years we have seen an increase in the use of Lyocell...

Protective clothing that employees wear during work hours gets dirty, and they need to be washed regularly. Some companies wash their protective clothing in an...