I went shopping to IKEA yesterday and was approached by three customers asking for assistance. That’s odd because all IKEA staff wear a uniform and I was not (obviously as I don’t work there). Their uniform consists of a yellow and navy polo shirt [...]

Extraordinary! Workwear manufacturer Premier manufacture a wide range of aprons in various styles and colours but their ‘bib’ apron and ‘bar’ apron are both manufactured in 28 colours. With a fabric composition of 65% polyester/35% cotton the aprons are durable and will take an [...]

I searched on Google to see what else costs 13p per day. The most popular search result was overdue library charges. Quite Interesting. Our lowest price 100% cotton polo shirt with an embroidery on the left or right breast position costs just 13p per [...]

Many companies issue ID cards to their employees, often including a photograph as well as important identity details. While this helps with security and safety, it is also important that the card is easily visible.

Mascot Workwear, a highly regarded manufacturer of workwear and hi-viz safety clothing has achieved SA8000 certification. All its production is carried out in Asia and in 2008 it opened a new factory in Vietnam employing more than 1000 workers. The SA8000 covers all its [...]

Promotional products, also known as promo business gifts are more effective and affordable than most media. Promotional products are useful items imprinted with the company name and/or logo on them. Types of promotional products include, but are not limited to, caps, pens, casual or [...]

Texas, the leading producer of cotton in the United States is experiencing a drought that many observers have called its worst in over 40 years.  The US National Weather Service said in a statement that the drought in Texas is “expanding” while rainfall deficits [...]

This is what we love. Our customers sending us pictures of their staff wearing the clothing we supplied and looking happy in their work.

For the first time since July 2010 the price of raw cotton has fallen. Along with other commodities such as oil, silver and gold cotton’s ever increasing rise is halted.

At 8:02 this morning I walked down to the local Polling Station to vote, both for my local councillor and in the FPtP/AV referendum. I won’t tell you which way I voted; that’s not what this blog is about. I was hoping to see [...]