Work clothes are the clothes that should be worn during working to protect employees from some negativities that the working environment may create. These may be hats worn to protect from the sun or aprons worn to prevent contamination. Therefore, work clothes are those that require cutting and workmanship techniques to meet the need for protection. As a result, work clothes are the clothes that should be prepared in accordance with the working needs of certain occupational categories. Work aprons are the most common use of workwear.  Working clothes are no longer seen as merely contamination-proof and often unattractive clothing. Today's work clothes are no longer evaluated only within the scope of usefulness and functionality criteria. New designs can be created by combining the features of workwear such as being hygienic and adapting to the work environment with the aesthetics of fashion.  Materials Used in the Production of Workwear  While choosing the materials to be used in the manufacture of work clothes, it would be appropriate to consider the following qualities. Work clothing should not impede the movements of the employee wearing it.It must have sanitary properties.The seams of the work clothes should be strong and flexible enough not to be removed by force.It should be in a way that does not wear out when washed frequently. Fabric Type of Workwear  Thick and durable fabrics are preferred for work clothes. These are fabrics such as Jean, gabardine, alpaca and terrycotton. Promotional work clothes should be made of fabric in a thickness suitable for the conditions of the season in which they are worn. Employee habits and working environment should be taken into consideration when purchasing work clothes. The following should be taken into consideration while choosing the fabric in the production of workwear: Working environment temperatureThe season in which the workwear will be wornThe contamination of the environmentWhether working face to face with the customerHow often it is washed