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Clothing for cashiers who sit at the till

Short answer: At the till you sit still for many hours, with draughts from the doors and heat from the lights. A soft...

Clothing for taxi drivers in the car

Short answer: Taxi drivers sit behind the wheel for many hours, with the temperature changing every time the door ope...

Clothing for cold hands and warm feet

Short answer: Some days you have warm feet in your boots but ice cold fingers. Hands have little muscle mass and a la...

Clothing for cold feet on a day spent standing still

Short answer: On days when you sit or stand still for hours, your feet are often the first part of you to get cold. T...

Clothing for sweat in warm weather on the way to a meeting

Short answer: On warm days the trip to a meeting can end with sweat marks and clinging clothes. With light layers, fa...

Clothing for conference days full of meetings

Short answer: A conference day brings long spells in the chair, many handshakes and changing temperatures between hal...

Clothing for photographers on long shoot days

Short answer: A shoot can last ten to twelve hours with a lot of standing, kneeling and carrying equipment. Clothing ...

Clothing for vets and animal keepers

Short answer: Working with animals is physical, often dirty and takes place both indoors and outdoors. The inner laye...

Clothing for rain on the way to work

Short answer: Rain is a regular part of everyday life in Denmark, and the trip to work can easily end with wet legs a...

Clothing for wind on the bike

Short answer: In Denmark many people cycle all year round, and the wind is often the biggest opponent. It cools the b...

Clothing for butchers and cold room workers

Short answer: In cold rooms and slaughterhouses the temperature stays low all day, and the work is physical. The righ...

Clothing for bakers who start early

Short answer: Bakers start work at night or early in the morning and stand in the heat from the ovens for many hours....