OEM CUSTOMIZATION

What should I pay attention to when customizing work clothes?

When customizing work clothes, it is important to pay attention to the following points:

1. Material selection: Select the appropriate material based on the nature of the work and the environment. For example, if it is work clothes that require frequent cleaning, materials that are easy to clean can be chosen. If it is work clothes that need to be worn for a long time, materials with good breathability can be chosen.

2. Appropriate size: The size of the work clothes must match the employee's body shape, as being too large or too small can affect work efficiency and comfort. It is recommended to accurately measure the height, weight, waist circumference, and other data of employees before customization to ensure appropriate size.

3. Style design: Design appropriate work clothes styles based on the company's culture and the needs of employees. For example, if a company values details and quality, it can choose simple and elegant designs. If a company values innovation and individuality, it can choose personalized designs.

4. Safety considerations: For some high-risk industries, such as medical and chemical industries, it is necessary to consider the safety of work clothes, such as fire prevention and corrosion prevention.

5. Comfort considerations: The comfort of work clothes has a significant impact on the work efficiency of employees. It is necessary to consider factors such as the thickness, breathability, and elasticity of work clothes to ensure that employees wear them comfortably.

6. Color matching: The color matching of work clothes is also a factor to consider. It can be selected based on the company logo and industry characteristics, making it easier for employees to recognize and remember.

7. Durability: Choosing durable materials and high-quality craftsmanship can ensure the service life of work clothes and reduce replacement frequency.

8. Cost considerations: Customizing work clothes requires consideration of cost and price, and selecting suitable materials and processes based on budget.

How to customize engineering work uniforms?

How to customize engineering work uniforms?

The method of customizing engineering work clothes is as follows:

1. Determine requirements: Firstly, it is necessary to understand the specific requirements of the engineering work, including the nature of the work, environment, season, etc. Select appropriate fabrics, styles, and functional designs based on this information.

2. Measurement size: Based on the worker's body size, use professional measurement tools to measure and ensure the fit of the work clothes.

3. Fabric selection: Choose appropriate fabrics based on needs and seasons. Common ones include cotton, polyester, nylon, etc. These fabrics have good breathability, durability, and stain resistance.

4. Design style: Based on work needs and the company's logo, design suitable styles such as collar, sleeve, pocket, etc.

5. Sample production: Hand over the designed sample to the manufacturer for production. During the production process, it is necessary to verify the size and inspect the fabric to ensure that the quality of the sample meets the requirements.

6. Try on and adjust: Hand over the made sample to the worker to try on. If there are any inappropriate areas, adjustments can be made, such as changing sleeve length, shoulder width, etc.

7. Mass production: Confirmed samples can enter the mass production stage. In this process, it is necessary to ensure the quality of production and delivery time to ensure that work clothes can be supplied to workers in a timely manner.

The above is the basic process for customizing engineering workwear. It should be noted that the needs and requirements of each enterprise or team may vary, so adjustments need to be made according to the actual situation during specific operations.

What sizes are required for custom uniforms?

Customized uniforms typically require the following sizes:

1. Height: This is the basis for the length of a uniform, usually measured in inches or centimeters.

2. Weight: This is the basis for determining the weight of a uniform, as excessive weight may require a wider uniform.

3. Waist circumference: This is the key size for determining the waist of a uniform, usually measured in inches or centimeters.

4. Hip circumference: This size determines the fit of the uniform on the hips.

5. Thigh circumference: This size has an impact on the fit of the uniform on the thighs.

6. Foot length: This size determines the length of the uniform pants.

7. Sleeve length: This size determines the sleeve length of the shirt.

8. Chest circumference: This size has an impact on the fit of the shirt.

In addition to the above dimensions, it is also necessary to provide the type of uniform (such as men's or women's, and whether a jacket or vest is needed), as well as the required color and style details. At the same time, the use of uniforms is also one of the considerations, such as whether it is necessary to work in harsh environments or whether wearing uniforms for sports is necessary.