Not so long ago. a suit and tie were the accepted uniform for an office environment title. That’s still the case in many of the more traditional professions, but the newer tech environments are far more imaginative about things like dress. Convention has flown out of the window. Tradition isn’t something to be dismissed out of hand, but it needs to add practical value. These days, walk into a lot of offices and you’re greeted with a workforce in jeans (maybe shorts in the summer) and t-shirts. The information age is ushering in a new era. Society is changing and attitudes to work are changing with it. If anything, people are working harder than ever, but informality is the order of the day. One of the reasons is that it’s proving to be more productive.
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Say it in sustainable style with a kingteeshops beanie title. Their Fisherman beanie is a little beauty. And an eco-friendly customisation option into the bargain, made from 95% organic ring-spun combed cotton and 5% elastane. Lightly chunky, this beanie hat has a lovely fabric washed finish and features 1 x1 ribbing.
Most beanies don’t lend themselves to printing (embroidery is the most common way of customising them) but here’s one that does! Described by Beechfield as the ‘printers beanie’ the Beechfield BB440 Thinsulate is made from 100% soft touch acrylic. The cotton twill patch at the front is designed specially for printing.
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