So what is considered the definition of "uniforms"? According to the Oxford Dictionary definition of the noun "uniform", we get: The distinctive clothing worn by members of the same organization or body or by children attending certain schools Essentially, we are talking about clothing that represents your team, your company, or your cause. I chose to talk about cause, because I would like to put a little emphasis on a popular keyword "feminism". In this article, I would like

Today, we think of uniforms as a norm, whether you're ordering your favourite coffee from your local coffee establishment, or heading for a checkup at your closest hospital, you will always manage to find staff in uniforms, each representing their companies, offices, or brands. But a long time ago, that simply wasn't the case. As detailed in the article "Occupational Uniforms in History", uniforms actually began in the very households of aristocracy, where different styles an

Ever wondered why uniform design is so important? Besides the obvious, such as "looking nice" or "our boss wants us to look cool", ever thought about the impact designed uniforms have in transforming your business? As the service industry continues to be the cog that moves the economy, the demand for workers will continue to be a challenge to recruit and maintain. Every little detail, thus, counts! As detailed in the article found in Xamax, on how to encourage staff a positiv

How often do you think about contributing to the society? Maybe not too often. As a token word of advice, it doesn't take all that much to make someone happy, even if it's only ephemeral bliss. A small step could mean a whole lot! A good friend of ours at Jonathan, Chef Mike, has perfectly given an example in the video below link. In the video, he displays his lovely Chinese opera themed meal as an unforgettable experience for his special guest. (Bonus points for picking out

As we live in the modern world today, the concerns of our environment and sustainability have progressively become a larger part of our lives. The importance of becoming a responsible manufacturer, is, and always has been, part Comfort Workwear Ltd's vision. Since the early 90's we have sent most of our seemingly useless left over fabric scraps to other factories, to be used as teddy bear stuffing or other doll stuffing. We have also been one of the fore leaders in receivi