The right care routine helps workwear retain its
appearance, fit and everyday functionality.
Learn how to wash, dry, maintain and inspect
your garments.
These are general recommendations. Always follow
the care label and manufacturer instructions for
your specific product.
01 / DAILY MAINTENANCE
Four Steps for Everyday Workwear Care
A consistent routine helps reduce avoidable damage
during regular cleaning and handling.
01
Prepare
Empty pockets, fasten closures and separate
clothing by color and care requirements.
02
Wash
Follow the approved wash cycle and temperature.
Use detergent appropriate for the garment.
03
Dry
Use the drying method stated on the label.
Avoid excessive heat where it is not permitted.
04
Inspect & Store
Check seams, fasteners and fabric condition.
Store clean, dry garments appropriately.
02 / GARMENT TYPES
Different Garments, Different Care
Consider the fabric, garment construction
and any added company branding.
01 / UNIFORMS
Work Shirts & Polos
Follow the care label for washing and drying.
Separate colors as directed and avoid unnecessary
heat exposure.
Pay attention to collar shape, shrinkage
and color changes after cleaning.
Safety garments should be maintained according
to their documented performance requirements,
manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures.
01
High-Visibility Clothing
Inspect fluorescent material and reflective
components for fading, damage or persistent
contamination. Follow the stated washing method
and any product-specific wash-cycle limit.
02
Flame-Resistant & Arc-Rated Clothing
Follow the garment manufacturer's laundering
instructions. Some detergents, additives and
contaminants can affect protective performance.
Damaged or inadequately cleaned garments
require assessment before reuse.
!
Important: Clothing contaminated with
hazardous substances must be handled according to
workplace safety procedures. Do not assume ordinary
household washing is appropriate. Protective garments
that no longer meet their required performance must
be taken out of service.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC ASSISTANCE
Not Sure How to Care for a Garment?
Include the product name, fabric details and
any branding or protective features when asking
about specific care requirements.