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Why an item number matters more than the name

Short answer: The name can change, be translated and be shortened, while the number stays the same everywhere. The sy...

How goods are scanned in

Short answer: Every carton has a barcode, and it is scanned at receiving. The system then knows how many arrived, whi...

What happens at the warehouse before the parcel is sent

Short answer: The item is scanned in, given a shelf location, picked when an order arrives, checked against the order...

Why the smell in a new pack disappears

Short answer: The smell in a new package comes from volatile substances from the packaging and from production, which...

How damp in a container affects clothes

Short answer: The temperature in a container swings between day and night, and moisture in the air can condense on th...

Where the creases in a new garment come from

Short answer: The creases in a new garment come from it lying tightly folded under pressure for weeks or months. The ...

Why clothes come in a bag

Short answer: The bag keeps moisture, dust and rubbing away during a journey that can last months. Without it, some o...

How a garment is packed at the factory

Short answer: A garment is folded to a fixed instruction, gets a label with item number and size, goes into a bag and...

How to wash less without compromising

Short answer: You can wash less without compromising if you air your clothes, treat only the spot that is dirty and k...

Why ironing is rarely necessary for knitwear

Short answer: Knitted fabrics are built from loops that straighten themselves out. If a garment hangs freely after wa...

What steam from the bathroom can replace

Short answer: Steam from the bathroom can replace an iron for light creases. The moisture makes the fibres flexible a...

Why the washing line gives stiff towels

Short answer: Because air movement does not touch the fibres while they dry. They lie down in the position they have,...