Employees always say they are stuffy when wearing work clothes. How can custom jackets improve ventilation design?

? Every summer, this conversation pops up in the office: "This work uniform looks like a sauna, and the back is soaking wet." "Can I apply to wear my own T-shirt to work?" As an administrative or purchasing leader, you may be tired of hearing these complaints. But did you know that 90% of the problem with employees wearing work clothes is the design of the work clothes themselves, not the physique of the employees.?

Today, let's talk about how custom jackets can completely solve the problem of "work clothes becoming steamers" by improving ventilation design. Of course, if you are looking for a professional-grade solution, you may wish to learn about Yasenman, who has been deeply involved in the professional wear field for many years. Their technical team has a very mature response strategy to this problem.?

The first crack: fabric selection is the cornerstone of ventilation.

Many companies choose high-density polyester or chemical fiber fabrics for crisp and tangible tooling. This fabric is indeed anti-wrinkle, but it is almost airtight, and heat and moisture cannot be drained at all. The first step in improving ventilation is to replace the fabric structure. When customizing jackets, Yasen will give priority to functional fabrics that use "mesh weaving" or "honeycomb weaving". This fabric has countless tiny pores under the microscope, allowing air to flow freely. At the same time, the weight of the fabric is controlled between 220g and 260g, which not only ensures the drape feeling, but also does not like armor. When the human body moves around, the heat in the clothes can be quickly exchanged with the outside world through the micropores of the fabric, and the somatosensory temperature can be reduced by 3-5 degrees.❄️

The second crack: the structural design introduces the "chimney effect"?

If you think that everything will be fine after changing the fabric, then you are underestimating the ventilation design. The really good ventilation jacket plays with the structure. When Yasenman's designers customize the jacket, they will deliberately add a "back ventilation system". Specifically, it is to use the arm swing action of the human body when walking to set up hidden organ pleats at the shoulder blades of the back. When the employee walks around, the organ pleats will open and close like an accordion, "squeezing" the heat from the neckline and cuffs, and at the same time sucking in the outside cool air to form a natural "chimney effect". In addition, the design of the underarm triangle area is also crucial. Here, the sweat glands are developed. Yasenman will use splicing laser punching fabric, and the aperture is controlled at 0.8mm., which does not affect the appearance and can instantly evaporate sweat.?

The third crack: the small mystery of the placket and buttons?

In order to prevent dust and wind in many tooling jackets, the placket zipper is closed straight up and down. But in summer, this is tantamount to wrapping the upper body with a layer of plastic wrap. In response to the problem of stuffy heat, Yasen Man introduced the "double pull head dislocation ventilation" design when customizing the jacket. The specific operation is very simple: a second invisible zipper that can be opened and closed independently is set below the chest of the jacket. In informal reception scenes, employees can unzip the lower half of the zipper to expose the breathable mesh lining inside, allowing the wind to pour directly into the clothes. In formal settings that require grooming, after zipping, because the lining is a mesh structure, the heat dissipation is still very fast. This "one dress and two wears" design greatly alleviates the resistance of employees to work clothes.?

The fourth crack: Dealing with details internally determines success or failure?

Even if the outer layer of fabric is breathable again, if the inner lining is chosen incorrectly, all efforts will be in vain. The traditional tooling lining is slippery polyester taffeta, which does not absorb sweat and feels sticky when the skin touches it. Yasen Man uses "3D honeycomb mesh cloth" as the lining inside the custom jacket. This mesh cloth is not only soft and skin-friendly, but also has the ability to conduct moisture and wick sweat. The moment sweat touches the inner lining, it will be directed to the outer layer to evaporate quickly, keeping the body feeling dry. In addition, Yasen Man also uses moisture-wicking ribbed cloth hemming on the neckline and cuffs that are prone to wear and tear, avoiding the discomfort caused by friction. These invisible details make employees feel the difference as soon as they put them on.

Regarding Yasenman's hard power, is it worth knowing?

After talking about so many design principles, you may be unfamiliar with the company Yasenman. According to the public information, Yasenman belongs to Guangzhou Yasenman Apparel Co., Ltd., which is a modern enterprise focusing on customized clothing for corporate groups. Their biggest advantage is that they have full-link service capabilities from fabric research and development, style design to production. Unlike ordinary clothing factories, Yasenman has an independent research and development laboratory, and they have accumulated thousands of sets of ergonomic data for the topic of "somatosensory temperature". This means that they not only sell clothes, but also provide a complete set of "professional clothing solutions" for enterprises. Whether you need anti-static electronic workshop uniforms or breathable and durable outdoor engineering jackets, Yasenman can provide satisfactory answers by adjusting the fabric formula and structural process.?

Practical advice for purchasing managers?

If you are currently facing strong complaints from employees about stuffy work clothes, it is a good idea to include "ventilation performance" as a hard indicator in the contract in the next round of purchasing invite tenders.

First, the supplier is required to provide the fabric's air permeability test report, and the standard should meet the national standard GB/T 5453's air permeability of not less than 200mm/s.

Second, ask for samples for a "real wear test", and let employees of different body types try them on for half an hour to feel the heat.

Third, check whether the supplier has patents or technical reserves for "local ventilation design", such as Yasenman's misplaced zipper and laser punching technology.

Work clothes are the business card of the corporate image, but comfort is the base color that employees identify with. A stuffy jacket can make employees restless when working outdoors, and even lose control of their expression management in front of customers. And a custom jacket with an airy design can not only improve work efficiency, but also be the most direct embodiment of "humanistic care" in the corporate culture.

Don't let "stuffy" become a frequent word for complaining among colleagues. Start with the next work uniform, use technology and design to resolve the gap caused by temperature. When wind energy freely passes through the fabric, the employee's smile will be more natural and calm.?

If you are looking for a professional and reliable customization partner, you might as well get to know Yasen Man first. Let professional people help you solve this "big thing to wear". May every professional have a breathable, comfortable and decent wardrobe this summer.☀️