Stretch inserts in workwear
Lasting comfort with proper care
Lifting, stretching and bending are the order of the day at work. Stretch sections in workwear are becoming increasingly popular.
The DBL rental service is also increasingly using workwear with stretchy and flexible properties. In particular, pants and jackets for trade and industry are designed to support freedom of movement. For example, stretch fabrics in the sleeves of work jackets make lifting or carrying easier, especially when working with arms overhead. Stretchy sections in work pants facilitate movement in the hip or thigh area, for example when bending or squatting. Stretch inserts in the knee area are also beneficial because they make kneeling activities more comfortable. Stretch fabrics in the back area support flexibility when turning.
The washing processes certified by DBL and tailored to individual garments ensure that the elasticity of the stretch inserts is retained for a long time and that the garments remain durable in use.
This article appeared in issue 12/23
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