In accordance with the Labour Code Act of 26 June 1974 (the Journal of Laws of 1974, No. 24, item 141), the employer is obliged to provide an employee with personal protective equipment to protect them against dangerous factors and factors harmful to health. It includes both work clothing and footwear that meet the requirements

The primary function of category I protective clothing, commonly referred to as workwear, is to replace a worker’s clothes and to protect them from damage or dirt. For many years, the main purpose of this type of clothing was to protect blue-collar workers from factors that were not harmful to their health. Over time, the

Trousers are often a forgotten part of an employee’s outfit. However, the role they play is as important as the role of t-shirts, sweatshirts or outer garment. Depending on the performed work, work trousers can fulfil either a functional or image-related role. In trousers used for image purposes the most significant feature is the design