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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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Neckties inherently make a uniform smart and professional looking. If this is the image you wish to portray there are many colour choices in plain ties and for those who have to be particularly safety or security conscious, there is the black, short, clip-on tie.

A positive effect of wearing a tie is that there is less likelihood by the wearer to have neck buttons of their shirt or blouse undone, thereby maintaining a professional appearance welcomed by management, associating it with a professional attitude. When the neck is covered and the collar is secured with a tie, any jewellery items may remain hidden from display. Another consideration is the modesty offered by such attire – no escaping curls of chest hair or décolletage displayed that might detract from your staff’s professional demeanour.

With plain ties you might decide on a house style of knot so that your staff all sport the same look, or you might leave it up to the individual wearer how they present their tie with their uniform. If you have corporate colours that you use in other elements of staff attire, the tie could also become part of that collection so that T-shirt wearers, apron wearers and tie wearers all share the same colour and promote your company brand without the expense of overprinting or customised items. Taking this route you can readily replace items inexpensively.