Houskeeping and Houskeeping Uniforms

Research

By Yulia Avramenko

Housekeeping and Housekeeping Uniforms

Table of Contents

Executive Summary 3

Introduction .4

Review

Reasons companies go with a uniform .5

Requirements to uniforms .5

Fabrics and colors .6

Models .6

Innovations .7

Cost .7

Areas for future research .9

Conclusion .10

Bibliography .11

Enclosure 1 .12

Enclosure 2 .13

Executive Summary

First uniforms appeared in antiquity as a tool for protection Since then properties , appearance and even destination

of uniforms have changed . Today variability and application of uniforms are amazing Thousands of designers create new more fashionable and comfortable models , chemical industry workers develop contents of fabrics and paints . More and more companies want to outfit their employees in uniforms , more and more schools and universities provide uniforms for their pupils and students . There are a lot of reasons for developing a uniform industry and they are considered below

Many companies prefer to have uniformed employees because most of customers consider uniform as a pledge of quality , reliability and credence . Moreover with the help of uniform employers control the appearance of their employees and make an additional advertising by embroidering logos . If uniform includes an employee 's name it is simplify his (her ) communication with consumers

A good uniform should be durable , comfortable and look good without frequent washing and ironing . Traditionally for production housekeeping uniforms most of companies use polyester and cotton in different ratios At present there is a tendency to produce 100-percent cotton pants and shirts . Along with traditional teal , navy , grey , black and white appear more bright original colors . New models of housekeeping uniforms consist of tunics in different colors , twills with long or short sleeves , polo with or without pockets

Among innovations in uniform industry should be mentioned new soil- wrinkle- , stain- , water and fire-resistant garments and reflective materials which can reflect light 1 ,500 times brighter than a white surface at night

A uniform cost depends on producer and fabric . For example housekeeping dress you can buy for 16-38 , tea apron - 6 .75-12 .95 tunic top - 12 .99-49 .99 , pants - 7 .99-19 .25

The primary problem of all types of uniforms is good air conductivity along with all other properties . And it is determine vast and prosperous area for future research

Introduction

The history of origin of the uniform begins from ancient times and the main reason for this was protection

After nearly first battles people understood that they need some armors to fight more effective . Besides that soldiers should discern their confederates and enemies among thousands on battlefield (with the same goal were made sports uniforms for team games . An army uniform includes also hierarchical s and epaulets as signs of steady structure and to make strict discipline

Hospital uniforms were created to protect doctors and nurses from different infectious diseases . Later uniforms were designed in a way to protect also patients from dirt and infections . They were made from high-quality and natural fabrics in most cases light colored to keep them in excellent cleanness

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