What’s hiding in your workwear
We all know coughs and sneezes spread diseases, but did you know your work clothes are also carrying germs and...
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Can workwear increase productivity?
Productivity is a core element of the profitability of an organisation. So, it makes sense to consider what actions you...
The advantages of uniforms in the workplace
When it comes to workwear things have changed over the years. Uniform policies are more relaxed than they used to...
Why workwear is so important for health and safety
Industrial workwear is essential for workers in many different fields, often needing to meet industry-specific standards. This workwear is usually...
Flame-retardant clothing rental service
Flame-retardant clothing is essential for workers in many industries, including professions with welding or electrical processes. For these workers, being...
Stay safe on the building site with our quality hi-vis jackets
Safety in the workplace is of the utmost importance to employers and staff. Workers must be trained effectively to operate...
Don’t Let The Cold Ruin Your Christmas With Our Winter Workwear
The UK is being warned to brace itself for a blast of wintry weather over the next few days. This...
What is CX at its best
Lindström customers reflect on “What is CX at its best?” Lindström CX Day in October 2019 brought together a wide...
Sustainability and service flow contribute to customer experience
Sustainability and service flow contribute to customer experience I dare say that sustainability has been one of the strongest and...
Catch up on Lindström UK!
At Lindström we are continuing to reach our global objective of growth by strengthening our UK presence while making the...
Dressing everyday superheroes
We live in a world full of everyday superheroes. They don’t wear shiny tights or capes, they wear workwear. Not just...
Textile waste is a global challenge – chemical dissolving might be the solution
We are taking part in a project piloting technology developed by VTT by collecting old cotton clothes from consumers, dissolving them and processing the resulting fibre raw material into new garments.