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JKL Clothing see no dip in workwear sales during recession

03 August 2010 11:25

JKL Clothing the specialist online workwear company report that sales in workwear clothing continue to bring strong revenue to the company despite the current economic climate and the threat of future difficult trading conditions.During the first quarter of 2009 many economic analysts predicted that the clothing market

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JKL Clothing to supply local council with workwear

03 August 2010 11:24

JKL Clothing have recently extended its contract with Dumfries and Galloway council to continue with the supply of workwear clothing.The relationship with Dumfries and Galloway goes back to 2004 when JKL Clothing won the workwear supply contract. Since then we have worked closely with the council officers

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JKL Clothing expands workwear range

03 August 2010 10:46

JKL Clothing this week added yet more of the Portwest range to their ever increasing collection of durable workwear garments.Here at JKL Clothing we have known for many years of the quality and durabilty of Portwest workwear clothing. Recently the Rotherham company has added to their range

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Thanks so much for you help with the t-shirts for our Bushfire Appeal on the weekend. Great news is that we raised over £25,000! Thanks again, J.

Shoe Bags

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Shoe bags are surprisingly versatile little items. Their main function is of course for carrying shoes and protecting other clothing from any dirt they might be carrying or snagging from studs that can occur with football or rugby boots.

Outside of school or a sports club the shoe bag can be an ideal companion when packing clothes for a trip or a holiday. Being lightweight and strong it won’t take up any extra room in a suitcase and made from nylon it can be washed again and again to remove smells and stains that shoes might leave on it. The tight weave of the nylon and the drawstring top when closed securely will ensure that no odours will contaminate other clothing items packed alongside it.

Some schools in an effort to prevent young children from kicking each other (until they know better) insist that pupils wear soft soled shoes indoors. This is a clever strategy as it also prevents wear on school floors when trainers with their deeply treaded soles can bring in trapped stones or glass that can ruin a wooden or linoleum surface. There is no excuse either for being unable to participate in indoor PE if your pupils are wearing soft soled plimsolls. Keeping their ordinary footwear in a shoe bag hung over their chair the pupils have access to their outer footwear for playtime and their indoor shoes for lesson time. What a great idea.