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T-Shirt Printing and Printwear and Promotion

03 March 2010 10:53

This weeks Printwear and Promotion show at Birminghams NEC Arena was a resounding success according to all the exhibitors. Whilst the official visitor figures have yet to be released the general feeling among both exhibitors and visitors alike was that the show was certainly

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Printwear and Promotion 2010

02 March 2010 10:01

Having attended the 2010 Printwear and Promotion show at Birminghams NEC today I have decided to write about it on our blogg. I have been attending this show for 10 years now and have not seen it change much at all in

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Workwear - What are the legal requirements?

17 February 2010 10:47

At a time when every other advert on television is asking you if you had an accident and would you like to make a claim, what role does workwear have to play in employers discharging their responsibility in the workplace? The where there''s

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Just to say that the tee shirts arrived on thursday morning, and that they look great. Thanks very much for getting them done in time, greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards, SE. Treasurer.

Long Sleeved Shirts

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Long-sleeved shirts are the mainstay of any man’s professional attire. Worn with suits and a tie they instantly project a smart appearance. Many companies have a corporate tie and where would that be if it’d didn’t have the foil of a long-sleeved shirt to set it off?

Within JKL Clothing’s extensive catalogue of long-sleeved shirts there are fabrics that are easy care, machine washable non-iron superstars, tailored shirts, twill shirts and Tencel® shirts that have a fantastic anti-wrinkle quality. Although the long-sleeved shirt doesn’t lend itself to casual appearance, without a tie or worn with an open collar it can look scruffy and inappropriate, it does make a sophisticated partner to a waistcoat and matching jacket and trousers.

There are plain fabric shirts, striped shirts and shirts in many colours if you wish to steer clear of white and inject a bit more warmth and informality to a suit. Having long sleeves also affords a little extra warmth for the wearer and they can always be rolled up or secured with arm cuffs if you need to have your hands and lower arms uncovered for a task.

The devil is in the detail and with long-sleeved shirts you might find an option that allows cufflinks to be worn. Cufflinks could be a personal jewellery item to individualise your ‘uniform’, a club token or a means of discreetly showing corporate merchandise.