Product care

Make good gear last longer.

Always follow the manufacturer label or instructions first. These general practices help you avoid common damage.

Care by product type

Start with the label. Use the lightest effective cleaning method.

Workwear and apparel

Close zippers and fasteners, wash with similar colors, avoid unnecessary high heat, and follow decoration-specific care instructions.

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Hi-vis garments

Keep reflective material clean, avoid harsh chemicals unless approved, and replace garments when visibility or structural condition is no longer acceptable.

Work boots

Remove loose dirt, dry naturally away from direct high heat, use compatible cleaners or conditioners, and inspect soles, stitching, and toe areas regularly.

Eyewear

Rinse abrasive dust before wiping, use lens-safe materials, store in a protective case, and replace damaged lenses or frames.

Bags and carry gear

Empty debris, spot clean using manufacturer guidance, dry completely before storage, and avoid overloading beyond the intended use.

First aid and workplace essentials

Follow storage, shelf-life, disposal, and inspection instructions supplied with the product. Do not use expired or compromised contents.

Frequently asked

Care questions.

Can every product be machine washed?

No. Follow the individual care label or manufacturer instructions.

Should wet boots be dried with direct heat?

Direct high heat can damage materials and adhesives. Dry naturally unless the manufacturer provides another method.

How often should safety and first-aid products be inspected?

Use the manufacturer and workplace requirements that apply to the product. Do not rely on a generic schedule when compliance matters.

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