Safety and Hygiene of Workwear
Ensuring the safety and hygiene of workwear is essential for protecting employees and maintaining professional standards in the workplace.
Did you know that clean does not equal hygienic?
Work uniforms do not only protect the employees in hazardous working environments, they also protect the work itself. For many industries, hygienic workwear is a must to protect production from contaminations – however, clean workwear does not guarantee its hygiene. Cleaning is the removal of visible dirt, while hygienic cleaning also eliminates invisible dirt, bacteria and other pathogens.
Hygienic Workwear Cleaning
We maintain the highest hygiene standards for your workwear by washing each set separately in dedicated machines. High-temperature washes and disinfecting detergents effectively eliminate all pathogens, ensuring garments are thoroughly clean and safe for use.
To keep workwear hygienic during delivery, we pack clean garments in separate, protective packaging, preventing contamination in transit.
Secure Delivery and Storage
Our workwear lockers are exclusively used for clean Lindström workwear. Each employee has their own personal locker where freshly laundered garments are delivered, ensuring they remain hygienic until they are ready for use.
Keeping You Safe at Work
We ensure every employee is fitted with properly sized workwear, reducing risks such as tripping or clothing entanglements in machinery. Perfectly fitting garments are essential for both comfort and safety.
We repair or replace damaged workwear promptly to prevent safety hazards caused by worn or ragged clothing. Our laundry processes also preserve the protective qualities of each garment, ensuring they remain compliant and effective
Industry-Specific Protection
Understanding the unique risks of your profession, our workwear collections are tailored to meet the specific needs of various industries. Each garment is designed with the appropriate protective features to keep your team safe while they work.
Lindström UK has been shortlisted for the IOSH Awards 2026 Positive Workplace Award, recognising progress in safety culture, wellbeing and employee engagement.
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