Ah thanks, I might order one but will probably have to just wear it in winter, someone at our place said these last couple of days it's been like wearing a plastic bag so don't think I'd be able to cope with that.Shaugi wrote: ↑14 Jun 2025, 12:31I have a couple as I'm fairly new to the job (10 months). They aren't terrible...but are quite warm and I find they build up static as I moveted_e_bear wrote: ↑14 Jun 2025, 06:09And it's a yes from me too, has anyone tried those performance shirts or whatever they're called, they've got pockets and are more like a regular shirt style, I'm in allowance to order so thought I'd try them.
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ted_e_bear
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Re: Blue shirts
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Mr Rush
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Re: Blue shirts
Parcelforce had the exact same fleeces as us except they got to keep theirs blue, so it's purely by choice they turned the uniform red. Just make the reflective strips red like the old bags and it would look like a properly updated continuation of the old uniform.
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