BAKK Werkkledij has fifty-seven years of experience in the sector of work clothing. You will find an overview of the possibilities on this website. We would be pleased to give more detailed information at the BAKK workshop, in your own offices, by telephone or via e-mail.
Below you will find current information on our activities.
Shoe problems?
Outer clothing is very important, and at BAKK we know all about it. But there remains much more to say about work shoes!
The shoe always pinches for someone! And for that one person, finding a solution isn’t always easy.
Yet there does exist an ideal solution for every individual. Even if it is a mass-produced shoe.
Every professional has specific requirements for his clothing. The screed worker wants soft, comfortable and watertight reinforcement at the level of the knees. The welder wants his clothes to be able to resist hot splashes. The joiner wants lots of pockets to hold things. The boss wants strong fabric that will last a long time and yet isn’t too expensive. Preferably also fitting the house style in terms of colours and form and sporting the company logo...
Screed workers often have to get down on their knees. The sand and cement they work in is cold and wet, gets into thekneepad pockets, seeps through the clothing, moving upwards and irritating the skin.Screed workers are obviously not oversensitive. They don’t want to complain...
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In recent years, many municipal administrations have made serious efforts to explain to their inhabitants that municipal personnel do expert and professional work as well.Wearing uniform professional work clothing can make an important contribution to conveying this message. Many municipal administrations attach increasing importance to having a "house style" for the municipality. Applying this house style to work clothing as well isn’t expensive, and it can be accomplished very quickly. An excellent example of this is the municipality of Zoersel, where the new work clothing was even presented to the press during an enjoyable ´fashion´ show.
knees. The sand and cement they work in is cold and wet, gets into thekneepad pockets, seeps through the clothing, moving upwards and irritating the skin.Screed workers are obviously not oversensitive. They don’t want to complain...