Focus on Corporatewear
Make a statement From the fresh white simplicity of the Molly
blouse to the bold confi dence of teal Erin and Mona, Disley hits the mark every time. Make a statement with Disley’s Oxford Gingham Check Shirts and Blouses, choose from light blue, navy or stunning red, wear with jeans, chinos, or more formal trousers. Same shirt different cuff, tailored fi t herringbone shirt Ennis can come with either a single or a double cuff thanks to a bit of Disley’s in-house sewing wizardry.
M197
www.disley.com Disley Business casual
Business casual has rapidly become the ‘go to’ corporate dress code in recent years.
The cornerstone to this look has to be the Quarter Zip Sweat – comfortable and professional in equal measure. The M197 from Mantis fi ts the bill perfectly and with the added benefi t of being organic, ensures that everyone can make a difference at the same time.
Scan the QR code in the wash care label to see just how that impact adds up! The next generation of budding entrepreneurs are not forgotten, with a matching Babybugz style in the form of the BZ66 – the mini-me look is complete.
Mantis Woven tax tab labels
Jeff Keam, director at Asquith Group, takes a look at woven tax labels – what they are and how they are used.
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n the UK a tax saving may be permitted for workwear that is recognisably a uniform, or part of a uniform. However, if workwear doesn’t meet HMRC tax-free guidelines, employees might need to declare the workwear as a ‘benefi t in kind’ and could be liable to pay tax, out of their personal tax allowance.
One way of transforming ordinary corporate workwear into a uniform, is to sew a permanent small woven label, often referred to as a ‘tax tab’, into the external seam of each garment. Adding a tax tab to a garment is a subtle, yet successful way, of branding ordinary clothing as workwear so that an employee can be recognised as wearing a uniform.
Not normally wider than 20mm to 25mm wide, a woven tax tab has a small sew-in allowance to tuck it into an external seam so that the label appears on the outside of a garment. These small tags can feature a logo, corporate colours, or other branding and are particularly effective on corporate and hospitality wear, when embroidery or screen printing are not appropriate. Asquith’s high-defi nition, damask tax tabs are an excellent choice for displaying logos and fi ne text. Available in over 600 colours, they are tested to BS5742 standards and can be washed and dry cleaned. Asquith offer a design and sampling service to ensure that any tax tabs are made to a client’s exact requirements.
For tax purposes HRMC defi nes a uniform as ‘a set of clothing of a specialised nature that is recognisable as a uniform and is intended to identify its wearer as having a particular occupation. A detachable badge is not suffi cient to make the clothing to which it is attached part of a uniform’.
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