Everything that leaves your site in a soiled bin can come back on the same service — garments, PPE, mats and workshop textiles.
Each program is defined by what the clothing has to survive and what it has to keep doing. Sites usually take two or three of them together.
Shirts, trousers, cotton drill, coveralls and jackets on a scheduled collection and return. Garments are washed to their own care requirements, pressed, sorted by wearer and delivered back to the point they left from. Suits any site where crews wear the same clothing every shift and stock has to be accounted for.
High-visibility clothing is processed to protect both parts of it: the fluorescent background fabric and the retroreflective tape. Tape that has lifted, cracked, dulled or delaminated is picked up at inspection, and the garment is withdrawn rather than returned to the pool looking clean but no longer visible at night.
Flame-resistant coveralls, arc-rated clothing and welding garments are laundered without chlorine bleach, hydrogen peroxide bleaching or fabric softener — all of which degrade a flame-resistant finish or leave a flammable residue on the fibre. Handled separately from general workwear at every stage.
Smocks, aprons, cold-store clothing and hygiene-area garments processed on a segregated route with thermal disinfection, then bagged so they stay clean between our bench and your changeroom. Kept entirely apart from oil-bearing and general industrial loads.
Zips, press studs, seams, hems, knee patches, name badges and company transfers handled on the bench. A garment that is still safe to wear gets repaired instead of replaced, and one that is not gets flagged for replacement before somebody relies on it.
Rubber-backed entrance and anti-fatigue mats, workshop rags, microfibre and towelling, exchanged on the same run as your garments. One collection, one delivery, one invoice instead of a second supplier turning up on a different day.
Every program is set up the same way before the first collection: we agree what is in scope, tag the stock, and fix the days. After that the service should be invisible to your supervisors.
Nothing here is an optional extra. Sorting, inspection and the garment record are the service — the wash is just the part you can see.
These change how a garment is routed through the plant, so they are agreed at set-up rather than discovered at the sorting table.
Garments carrying solvents, heavy hydrocarbons, chemical residue or biological contamination must be declared, because they cannot travel on a general route.
We process to the manufacturer's care requirements. Where a label is missing or illegible we ask before assuming, rather than guessing a temperature.
Run frequency is set by how much spare stock you hold. We would rather agree a realistic cycle than promise one that leaves crews short.
Tell us the garment types, the headcount and where the site is, and we will put together a run and a price.