HOW LONG DOES A PAIR OF WORK TROUSERS LAST?
To wear, live and love your work trousers the longest time imaginable, there is some stuff you should think about:
– The more you take care of your work trousers, the longer they will live.
– Wash your work trousers regularly, it will for sure give them a longer life.
– Find YOUR size! The more thoroughly you really try out your work trousers, the longer their lifespan will be.
– We at Blåkläder are committed to our lifetime guarantee* on the seams of our garments, a type of confidence that you should have when you wear our products.
– Our garments keep what they promise because we always choose the most durable fabrics and components for achieving the highest quality, and that’s a fact.
– The higher the quality, the longer garment life. And on top of this, the climate impact is reduced as it minimizes the use of transport, raw materials, and other resources.
– A perfect example of this long garment life is one of Blåkläder’s long-standing customers with thousands of employees. The employees previously wore out 4-5 pairs of work trousers before switching to Blåkläder. The result after over ten years of cooperation is an average of 1.8.
– The Blåkläder quality is deeply rooted with the ones that make our products. Thanks to an almost family-like bond between the company of Blåkläder and our environmentally and socially certified factories and their employees, we can with utmost certainty declare that we have a truly sustainable and transparent production. That is key.
Finally, here is a shortlist of our three best tips for extending the life of our clothes:
– Choose the RIGHT size, otherwise, the work trousers will wear out much faster.
– Follow the washing instructions carefully and wash the trousers often.
– Do not buy garments that are made of lesser quality materials and at a cheaper price, buy quality instead.
* WHAT DOES THE LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON SEAMS MEAN?
If the seams of a garment split, we’ll repair or replace them. The warranty does not cover seams that split due to mechanical damage that tears or cuts the seam because of contact with sharp edges or tools, or if the fabric is otherwise worn out from general wear. Please return the item to the retailer where you bought the garment. All garments must be returned to the retailer at the buyer’s expense before a garment can be repaired or replaced.
