YOUR GARMENT SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS WHEN DONE!

This is a NHS Fleece Jacket done for a customer who works in the cardiology department at the XXXXXXX hospital. We have asked for their permission to post this image, don’t worry. 

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HERE’S A PERSONALISED NHS BODYWARMER

It’s getting to that time of year again where you will need a bodywarmer if you’re nipping from ward to ward, or even out for a break – if they exist where you work!
*Please always make sure you take breaks at the right times. 

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NEWS FROM THE WORKWEAR BLOG

The latest couple of posts from the workwear blog by VividPromotion Workwear

Workwear Blog
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Best Nurse Uniform Bundles for UK Healthcare Teams

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Which Uniform Suits Warehouse Teams Best?

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Bulk Pallet Delivery Workwear for Busy Teams

Plan bulk pallet delivery workwear with the right garments, branding and packing. Reduce issue-day sorting [...]

What Logo Size Suits Workwear? Practical Advice

Wondering what logo size suits workwear? Use practical placement, garment and decoration guidance to keep [...]

How to Organise Employee Uniform Packing Properly

Learn how to organise employee uniform packing with clear size data, employee packs and delivery [...]

DISCOUNTS FOR BLUE LIGHT CARD HOLDERS

We offer a 5% discount for blue light card holders who work across the emergency services industries.