I know it's a bit off-topic, and I'm obviously not a therapist, but I was talking to Neil at Inline a week or two ago about workwear, and I was absolutely astounded at how technical the subject is!
It's not just about how good it looks (a really cheap tunic can look good - for a while) - there's a whole background consideration of ergonomics;, 'breathability', 'washability', how the thing lets you move, durability (of course) for long life - even the question of static in some cases!
Yes - the image is important, but talking to Inline I suddenly realised that there was a whole lot more to this than 'you've got the look'!
I'm curious (just because it fascinated me) - how many of you good geeks have ever had a BAD experience with a good looking, cheap tunic or trousers which either didn't last or was awkward to wear in daily use?!
I was thinking about penning a Vitality article, to be honest... any feedback would be greatly received (and credited).
Regards
PHILIP SWINFORD
Marketing Services Manager
BABTAC