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Clothes for working in the heat
Short answer: In the heat, it is all about getting moisture away from your skin. A thin layer that absorbs and spread...
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Clothes for working in the cold
Short answer: Working in the cold is about staying dry rather than wrapping up. If your inner layer gets wet with swe...
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Clothes for kitchen work
Short answer: A kitchen is hot, humid and full of stains. Your clothes need to handle daily washing, dry quickly and ...
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Clothes for warehouse work
Short answer: In a warehouse you move between warm zones and cold loading doors, and you are on your feet all day. La...
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Clothes for seated work
Short answer: Eight hours in a chair makes very different demands than a day on your feet. Seams, waistbands and your...
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Clothes for standing work
Short answer: If you stand all day, your feet and the innermost layer decide how the last hours feel. Everything else...
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Clothes under the uniform
Short answer: The uniform decides the outside, but the layer underneath decides how the day feels. It is the only par...
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Myth, all clothes should be washed at 60 degrees
Short answer: Sixty degrees is only needed in special cases. For everyday clothes forty degrees is enough, and the ex...
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Myth, you should buy a size up for shrinkage
Short answer: Modern fabrics are pre shrunk. If you buy a size up to be on the safe side, you end up with a garment t...
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Myth, clothes keep getting softer with every wash
Short answer: Clothes get softer during the first ten to twenty washes. After that the effect stops, and if the softn...
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Myth, washing for longer helps
Short answer: A longer programme does not make clothes cleaner. After the first thirty to forty minutes the dirt has ...
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Myth, smell means the clothes are dirty
Short answer: Smell and dirt are two different things. A garment can smell without being dirty, and it can be dirty w...
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