If you work in or around an environment where risk is a factor, high-visibility workwear is your everyday. You’re either the hiring manager or the direct supervisor for a team who adheres to a standard of safety. You may even participate in that standard. Whereas some standards feel like overbearing control measures, the standards for […] ... Read More
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9 Of The Worst Uniform Practices Employees Have Suffered In History
The deep history of workwear dates back to the earliest insignias worn by soldiers and athletes. But, the closest examples of workwear as we know it today began in the royal courts of Europe. In the early feudal state of Europe, loyalty might be expressed by a badge with an insignia upon it. By the […] ... Read More
There’s Only One Week Left To Do Something Totally Selfish And Still Be A Hero
In their latest effort to contribute to something positive the human experience at the same time as doing what they love, Charles River Apparel is donating a significant percentage of their sales in April to a couple of good causes, the Charles River Watershed Association (CRWA) and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). They do […] ... Read More
10 Uniform Gripes; How To Decode & Respond To Employees Like A Pro
Making team members (or anyone) feel heard and understood is a key leadership skill, one that isn’t easy to master, especially in a world where the English language evolves with each generation of young adults. If you don’t have kids, it can be a challenge to understand. We’re gonna help you. Existing and new hires […] ... Read More
11 Times TV Shows Made Wearing A Uniform Cool
Behaviorists call it modeling. When you want children to eat broccoli, you cram a few spears in your own mouth, chew with excitement, then turn over the fork. Alright, so maybe not the best example. We all know there is a failure rate with this plan but with adults, one must model expectations. For adult employees who […] ... Read More
The History of All Seasons Uniforms – The Vision of Father and Sons
In the late 1970’s, 16-year-old Thomas Warrick took his first part-time job creating women’s shoe displays at Mailing Shoe Stores in Chicago. He worked hard and received the added benefit of learning merchandising, accounting, business and marketing while eventually excelling at creating eye-catching displays. After graduating high school, he went to work full time. Tom […] ... Read More