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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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Very impressed with the service received last week. You kept me informed of what was happening with the order - ordered Wednesday pm, delivered Friday a.m. - exactly as ordered. Couldn’t ask for better. Many thanks AG.

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Considering the actual playing time of a senior football match it is one of the longest playing periods of time for a team game where all players are actively involved for the duration. An unsubstituted player can expect to be on a football pitch for 90 minutes in a regular game with a winning score line with perhaps a few minutes of ‘added time’ that a referee has decided were lost during the match due to incident or injury during the match playing time.

In a knock out tournament where there has to be a winner of match, a further thirty minutes of play might take place in which teams must try for a ‘golden goal’ to seal a victory. If the thirty minutes passes by without a score then the teams go to a penalty shoot out. The breaks at half time and between the start of extra time last fifteen minutes each and although they are called breaks players still make sure they remain warm by continuing gentle exercise.

A player in a competition could be active in their playing shirt (including pre-match warm-up) for up to three hours or more. They need to be comfortable. They need to be able to transfer the moisture from sweat generated from their exertions and they need to be able to take wear and tear. Making tackles, sliding low to keep a crucial ball in play can take its toll on a garment so it has to be of robust construction as well as flexible and comfortable.