I used to buy thrift store clothes for my work wear and while it was cheap they lasted weeks and most and where super uncomfortable...especially in the summer. Now I have a few pairs of 1620 pants and some outerwear. The cost is high but the quality and comfort are top notch plus .....made in the USA!!! You wouldn't cheap out on a power tool ......why would you cheap out on one of the most important tools you use everyday ....your clothes (also boots and socks!)
I love 1620. I have a few pairs of pants and their quality and warranty are top notched. I’m an apprentice electrician so i need to get into tight awkward places daily and my personal favorite is the stretch double knee 4.0 pants. Man they are expensive but worth every penny.
The shrits are to expensive. Even if they last longer I could buy 5 shirts and not care if I f*ck them up. Imagine getting a 100 dollar shirt then some shit happens and you nick or rip it. As for a crew well you could write it off as a deductible business expense. 100 bucks per person but your only buying 3 shirts for the week and you got a crew of 4. Your at about a bit over a grand. Cool if your business is bring that in. But you could just make them buy their own shirts for free.
Oh I disagree - many companies do that, and bigger ones even offer cleaning services. Its part of the bran message a company is trying to sell to their clients. Remember you NEVER get a 2nd chance to make a 1st impression! Watch this: ruclips.net/video/yL44Oy5bXLU/видео.htmlsi=8MGftxE79W_l06yf
100 per employee is absolutely nothing. 500 per employee isn't even that bad. If your turnover rate is high enough to make you choke on that price, your business has bigger issues
6 hoodies, a few pairs of work pants, cargo shorts and zero regrets. Worth every goddam penny.
I have been curious about them. So any feedback you have is welcome. I’ve been wearing “Minnesota” pants. Wanting to try 1620 pants and shirts.
I used to buy thrift store clothes for my work wear and while it was cheap they lasted weeks and most and where super uncomfortable...especially in the summer. Now I have a few pairs of 1620 pants and some outerwear. The cost is high but the quality and comfort are top notch plus .....made in the USA!!! You wouldn't cheap out on a power tool ......why would you cheap out on one of the most important tools you use everyday ....your clothes (also boots and socks!)
Thanks Rob! Am a truwerk user,but wil definitely check them out.
Thanks for commenting. I was shocked to learn where some of the brans I wear come from and the labor force that makes the
I love 1620. I have a few pairs of pants and their quality and warranty are top notched. I’m an apprentice electrician so i need to get into tight awkward places daily and my personal favorite is the stretch double knee 4.0 pants. Man they are expensive but worth every penny.
The stretch material is TOPS,
@ConcordCarpenter wish they would of given you a coupon code 15/20% off.
The shrits are to expensive. Even if they last longer I could buy 5 shirts and not care if I f*ck them up. Imagine getting a 100 dollar shirt then some shit happens and you nick or rip it.
As for a crew well you could write it off as a deductible business expense. 100 bucks per person but your only buying 3 shirts for the week and you got a crew of 4. Your at about a bit over a grand. Cool if your business is bring that in. But you could just make them buy their own shirts for free.
If they buy their own shirts then I can control the message. I prefer to expense uniforms and up the ante on the professional look
I can't see any business owner with ten employees paying $100 each for a short-sleeved shirt for his people. Plus whatever embroidery costs.
Oh I disagree - many companies do that, and bigger ones even offer cleaning services.
Its part of the bran message a company is trying to sell to their clients. Remember you
NEVER get a 2nd chance to make a 1st impression!
Watch this: ruclips.net/video/yL44Oy5bXLU/видео.htmlsi=8MGftxE79W_l06yf
100 per employee is absolutely nothing. 500 per employee isn't even that bad. If your turnover rate is high enough to make you choke on that price, your business has bigger issues
I think you think u the mony id is bc
Huh?