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Clothing for farm work through the year

Short answer: Farm work switches from frost to warm greenhouses on the same day. A thin inner layer that moves moistu...

Clothing for security work with long hours outdoors

Short answer: Guard duty means long hours in shifting temperatures and often in every kind of weather. An inner layer...

Clothing for a day in a headset and a chair

Short answer: Eight hours sitting in a warm open office is about comfort, not layers. Soft fabric without hard edges ...

Underwear for the workshop where oil meets heat

Short answer: Under a boiler suit it gets warm and damp. A thin layer of bamboo viscose worn closest to the skin move...

Clothing for garden work in changing weather

Short answer: Outdoor work needs layers you can remove, and a base layer that does not turn cold when you take a brea...

Underwear under a clinic uniform

Short answer: Clinic uniforms are thin and light coloured. Underwear in a skin tone and without hard edges is what do...

Clothing for teachers in a classroom that changes temperature

Short answer: A classroom is cold at eight and warm by eleven. Thin layers in bamboo viscose let you adjust without l...

Clothing for a day with seven meetings back to back

Short answer: Choose layers you can adjust and fabric that does not wrinkle when you sit for hours. Bamboo viscose fa...

Clothing for home care between the bike, the stairs and the living room

Short answer: Home care means going in and out of warm homes with cold air in between. Layers in bamboo viscose make ...

Workwear for cleaning work with constant movement

Short answer: Cleaning means bending, reaching and walking. Bamboo viscose clothing follows the movement and dries qu...

Clothing for warehouse work in a cold hall

Short answer: A cold warehouse and hard physical work cause sweat under a warm jacket. A thin layer of bamboo viscose...

Working from home without looking like you just got up

Short answer: Loungewear in bamboo viscose looks put together on video and still feels like homewear. That is the dif...