Category: Workwear
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Survey Finds Foot Pain Common Among Workers, Especially in Construction
Foot pain is a widespread issue in the workplace, with 44% of Americans reporting ongoing, chronic discomfort, according to a national survey of 1,000 adults. The findings highlight how long hours on the job, particularly in labor-intensive or standing-focused industries, can take a toll on workers. The careers most commonly associated with foot pain include:…
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Cold Weather Workwear for Concrete Crews: Preventing Frostbite and Cold Stress on the Job
When concrete crews pour slabs in January or set sidewalks during sleet, the job continues regardless of the cold. For contractors, winter brings challenges that go beyond discomfort. Frostbitten fingers make it difficult to tie rebar, numb feet create unstable footing and the risk of hypothermia rises quickly without proper protection. Reliable winter workwear is…
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Carhartt Launches “Made Possible” Hero Campaign
To honor the tradespeople whose hard work shapes some of the most beloved and iconic shared experiences, Carhartt today launched a new creative campaign: Made Possible. From sports stadiums filled with dedicated fans, to the energy of a live music performance, and the tables we gather around to enjoy a holiday meal, if it was built,…
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Carhartt Honors Unsung Heroes with New “Made Possible” Campaign
To honor the tradespeople whose hard work shapes some of the most beloved and iconic shared experiences, Carhartt today launched a new creative campaign: Made Possible. From sports stadiums filled with dedicated fans, to the energy of a live music performance, and the tables we gather around to enjoy a holiday meal, if it was built,…
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STUDSON Earns First Dual U.S.-Canada Safety Certification for Type II Helmets
STUDSON has announced its SHK-1 Full Brim safety helmet is now certified under both the Canadian CSA Z94.1-15 (R2024) and U.S. ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 (R2019) standards. This is the first Type II helmet to achieve dual certification, allowing seamless compliance for workers operating across the U.S.-Canada border. The updated helmet is designed for industries such as…
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Choosing the Right PPE for Construction: Gloves and Eyewear That Match the Job
In the construction industry, personal protective equipment (PPE) is more than a regulatory checkbox — it’s a critical part of staying safe on the job. But not all PPE is created equal, and not every glove or pair of safety glasses will suit every task. Selecting the right protection means understanding the specific hazards of…
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Milwaukee® Workwear Collections for Fall
Milwaukee Tool continues their commitment to delivering workwear that enhances comfort, movement, and protection for professionals on the jobsite. Expanding the FREEFLEX™, GRIDIRON™ and WORKSKIN™ collections, Milwaukee introduces new gear designed to withstand jobsite demands while ensuring flexibility and durability. Developed with feedback from users across the trades and through continuous jobsite research, these new…
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Best Practices for Choosing High-Visibility Workwear
Staying safe on an active construction site requires more than just picking up a neon safety vest and getting down to business. With an estimated 1 in 5 fatalities resulting from struck-by injuries, construction workers need high-visibility safety gear from head-to-toe, so the backhoe operator clearly sees everyone around him before he swings. Safety Regulations…
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Epicore and DuPont Collaborate on Wearable Tech to Combat Heat Stress and Improve Worker Safety
Epicore Biosystems (Epicore) and DuPont Personal Protection have announced a new collaboration aimed at exploring ways to enhance worker safety through wearable technology and advanced protective clothing. The partnership brings together Epicore’s wearable hydration monitoring platform with DuPont’s expertise in personal protective garments. The goal: to investigate how biometric data and physiological tracking can help mitigate…
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Work Smarter, Not Hotter: Temperature Regulating Gear That Keeps Crews Going
As temperatures rise and work environments grow more demanding, the need for reliable temperature-regulating personal protective equipment and workwear has never been greater. Whether indoors with limited ventilation or outdoors under direct sun exposure, heat stress poses a serious risk to worker health, safety, and productivity. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can lead to fatigue,…