What does the different classification of Hi-Vis clothing mean?
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Work apparels or employee’s uniforms represent the entire image of a certain company. If the worker wears uncleaned or poor quality work clothing, in the eyes of a consumer the company where they work is not probably a good company or suffering from poor management, whereas the opposite if the worker wear a neat and high standard designed uniforms the company is doing well.
This may be an old belief, but first impression always last, so whether the business is doing great or not, company owners must consider to make their work uniforms meet the quality standard of a good set of work clothing.
However, a research from Northwestern University shows that a poor quality uniform has a great impact to the employee who wears it and also to his work performance output.
Mr. Adam Galinsky a management professor of Northwestern and spearhead the “enclothed cognition” study, said in his ABC news interview, “wearers have a tendency to take on the (quality) characteristics of (their) clothes.” meaning if a worker wears superior business uniform, the worker will get accustomed to working a superior way.
According to the Unifirst Corporation Director of Marketing, Mr. Adam Soreff, the number one producer and distributor of company uniforms throughout the U.S. and Canada said, “The devil is in the details,” and he adds, “You should read and compare fabric labels, and examine work clothing closely to assess overall quality.”
So, how will you classify high standard work uniforms? Here are ten considerable tips to ponder.
If you see all of these significant signs in a work clothing, then you are rest assured that the uniforms are in tough quality.
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