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An insider’s guide to buying uniforms. Part 1: Business Shirts
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| An insider’s guide to buying uniforms: Part 1 - Business Shirts |
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So you’ve been given the task of buying business shirts for your company or organisation. Where should you start?
Firstly, take your “retail shopping hat off”. You are not buying shirts just for yourself, you are buying uniforms, which usually means you are selecting garments for a group of people to wear. So the shirts you choose must come in a range of sizes to suit different body shapes.
If you have men and women, the..... read more
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| Are non-iron business shirts a myth? |
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Okay, so you’ve noticed that some employees are proud of the uniforms you have provided. They take great care with the laundering of their shirts and always arrive at work looking sharp and crisp … you’ve also noticed that others don’t.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could buy business shirts that didn’t need ironing, then everyone would always look great? Well, the first thing you should consider is the fabric..... read more
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| A brief history of the polo shirt |
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Why are polo shirts called polo shirts? A brief history of the polo shirt. A polo shirt, simply described, is a T-shaped garment with a knitted collar, short sleeves, a two or three button placket (the neck opening) and is made from a knitted fabric.
But what are the origins of this knitted shirt and why is it called a “polo shirt”? You may have seen archival footage from the early twentieth century of tennis players running..... read more |
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