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Workwear

Where to Start When Choosing Workwear?

When choosing workwear, look beyond a single product: consider the working environment, the season, how much freedom of movement is needed and your organisation's dress code together. Work trousers, aprons, coveralls, jackets, gilets and tops may each suit different needs.

Short answer: First define your working conditions; then compare product type, fabric composition, seasonal suitability, sizing and the freedom of movement needed day to day.
Work Trousers

Summer (lightweight), winter and multi-pocket work trousers in a range of fabric constructions.

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Work Aprons

Women's and men's aprons, bib aprons, waist aprons and models for a range of applications.

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Coveralls

Full coveralls, bib overalls and models for different working conditions.

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Jackets and Gilets

Work jackets, winter work coats and gilets for cool and outdoor conditions.

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Choosing fabric and season

Cotton, polyester, viscose or blended fabrics can offer different performance characteristics. Don't decide on summer or winter use based on fabric percentages alone; check the product's own description and any seasonal information provided.

Size and freedom of movement

With workwear, choosing the right size matters not just for appearance but also for freedom of movement. Compare chest, waist, hip, sleeve and garment length with the model's size chart, where available.

Detailed workwear buying guide

For a more detailed look at choosing workwear by fabric, size, sector and working environment, see our guide.

Read the Workwear Buying Guide

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