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The following scenario occurs all the time and it leads to great frustration among employees. You want to collect your garments from a wardrobe or rack, but you can’t find the right size or the garments are all over the place and on the ground. Various colleagues are looking for their garments at the same…

Representativiteit: Leeftijdsanalyse kledingpakket en slapende voorraden Hoe uw medewerkers eruit zien als ze aan het werk zijn is belangrijk. Een baliemedewerker met grauwe vlekken op zijn overhemd of een damesrok waar de rits niet helemaal sluit is geen presentatie van het bedrijf waarvoor ze werken. Als de ober er groezelig uitziet, wat kan je dan…

The logistics issues of garments distribution at multiple locations Issuing garments and collecting laundry requires good logistics. Especially when it happens at multiple places, spread out over the site or even at different locations.  A good overview of the available stock at each location is often missing. In addition, precious space is needed at every…

The use of chips in garments and linen is all about efficient stock management and fast delivery. With a chip in garments, linen, or personal protective equipment (PPE), traceability, stock management and timely deployment can begin. The identification technique through radio waves has existed since World War II and has evolved significantly since then. There…

Many companies that use garments have large overflows. This is often deemed necessary to guarantee enough garments of every type, but in fact also means that a large portion of the garments remain unused. However, garments are often expensive and excess stock puts unnecessary negative pressure on the budget. It is therefore important to align…

Garments distribution and management is often a labour-intensive process. Many organisations are therefore looking for ways to simplify or optimise this process, often in collaboration with the supplier. There is a particularly high demand for smart, cost-efficient solutions for garments management. Internal and external tasks The process of garments management includes several components such as…

Employees who’s daily activities include lifting or carrying objects are at an increased risk of (chronic) back problems. It is therefore important to avoid this type of physical strain as much as possible, or at least to manage it responsibly. So what does this have to do with a garments distribution system…? Logistics employees handle…

The process surrounding garments often involves many elements. From the distribution of garments to the collection and from logistics to inventory control, it is an intensive process. Based on the number of users per item, a calculation is made on how many items are necessary to provide the next supply batch. Continuous insight and control…

In case you use th traditional method of distributing workwear over the counter, you must be aware of the suboptimal ratio between staff presence and productivity. The counter is occupied by staff throughout the day and on the weekend to provide employees with workwear. This drives up staff expenses significantly. In fact, the employees at…

Uniforms do not have the eternal life. The garments are subject to wear and tear, exposed to different substances and materials or damages (whether intentionally or not). In any case the garment item needs to be picked out and most likely replaced. The responsibility of replacing damaged or worn out garments often lies with the…