Are there any key uniform features that practice managers should be aware of when purchasing staff uniform?
A. The simple, golden rule is never give in to false economies. The cheapest garment almost certainly won’t last as long as those of better quality – and it definitely won’t retain its appearance so well. We all know that the influx of super cheap garments means you can buy an entire outfit for as little as £20. However, the cheapest garments are only meant to last a short fashion season. So while a £20 outfit is a bargain for a couple of big nights out, it is a complete no-no for anything being worn to work month after month. For instance all our ranges use fabrics which have been tested to pass the textile industry’s rigorous Martindale Abrasion Test. Basically fabrics are rubbed together to the point of destruction to establish how well they stand up to wear and tear. Typically a good Marks & Spencer garment survives 20,000 abrasions – those used by us and our suppliers are durable for up to 40,000. While they cost a bit more, a superior quality garment lasts way longer and will typ
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