Friday 10 July 2015

Why Corporate Uniforms Are Getting Popular Again

A lot of creative companies have been more lax with their dress codes and allowed employees to wear virtually whatever they want. Dressing up to work without a uniform is one way to express individuality and possibly promote employee satisfaction, after all. However, brands are slowly reviving policies on uniforms or updating their existing guidelines to suit their staff’s preferences.

Time is money.

Like what Mark Zuckerberg, the late Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, and other notable people teach professionals, dressing the same way every day saves you time. The more time you save, the more you can be productive with work, generate creative ideas, and grow your income or the revenue of your company. You don’t have to spend a lot of time picking out outfits (or even shopping for clothes and having different fabrics laundered differently and expensively).

Therefore, if you get your employees corporate uniforms, you will allow them to save time and be more productive. You can even foster confidence in them or at least remove self-doubt, which can happen if they’re stressed about what they wear and how they’re coming across in their outfit.

Your staff can be your brand ambassadors.

Of course, another benefit to uniforms is the chance to let your staff take an active role in improving your brand recognition. The branded shirts that your employees are sporting can make your company’s identity distinct in the eyes of the general public as well as your customers and other industry players.

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