Design and production of workwear has changed over the past years. Today, workwear not only represents practical and functional clothing, but it is also an important instrument demonstrating corporate identity. Often, fashionable details are desired as well.
In addition, hygienic and physiological aspects have gained in significance. The person wearing workwear has to feel comfortable and the clothes must survive many laundering cycles.

Competition among the suppliers of workwear is fierce. The order volumes are often huge. New uniforms for the postal service or police force mean large volumes and thus large orders. That means that every cent counts. Quality and profitability are of great importance here. They are decisive for the success or failure in this market. The supplier that produces the goods meeting the requirements at the lowest possible price will make the deal. Defects in quality and premature wear are the cause of annoyance and complaints – and they reduce profitability.

In this chapter, we would like to introduce the most important processing parameters for workwear and present AMANN's adequate products for these applications. Further tips are available in the new AMANN Service & Technology brochure "PSE - Protective clothes, workwear".