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Work Clothing for Women & Men: Reliable Workwear for Everyday Work
A demanding workday calls for reliable and durable workwear. From construction sites to workshops to outdoor work: Your workwear must withstand dirt and the elements while also providing you, as a professional, with the freedom of movement and comfort you need to perform your tasks.
In our product line, you'll find modern workwear for women and men that is tailored to the diverse challenges of a wide range of industries—including:
- Work jackets, including lightweight jackets for mild weather or indoor use, and weatherproof models that offer reliable protection against cold, wind, and rain
- Work vests—practical companions for the transitional season—and high-visibility vests, equipped with functional pockets for tools
- Work sweaters and hoodies made of soft, warm fabric and featuring practical details, such as an adjustable hood or a high collar
- Durable work shirts made of high-quality cotton flannel that keep you warm and are exceptionally comfortable to wear
- Durable work T-shirts designed for comfort in warm weather
- Work pants, including durable waistband pants and cargo pants, as well as comfortable overalls and work shorts
- Work socks that regulate moisture and protect against friction in rigid safety shoes
- Thermal underwear made from soft knit fabric that keeps your body warm and dry
Sturdy and durable workwear from BISLEY® for professionals
Well-designed workwear from the BISLEY® brand protects and supports you, especially in demanding work conditions. These benefits set the BISLEY® collection apart:
- High tear and abrasion resistance of the clothing thanks to durable materials
- Ergonomic cuts for women and men—suitable for every body type
- Wide range of sizes: from small sizes to plus sizes (up to 5XL)
- Versatile range of professional workwear and high-visibility clothing
- Designed for heavy-duty use and long-term wear
- Over 50 years of experience as an established Australian manufacturer
Buying Work Clothes: Which Work Clothes Are the Best?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer for the best work or professional clothing. It always depends on your daily tasks, the safety regulations in your work environment, and your personal sense of comfort. Our concise buying guide will help you make the right choice:
Whether it's industry, agriculture, or skilled trades: Different sectors have different requirements when it comes to the protection, functionality, and comfort of workwear for professionals. In our collection, you'll find the right gear for every application:
- Workwear for carpenters and joiners combines flexible stretch fabric for good freedom of movement with knee-pad pockets for floor work and pockets for folding rulers and tools.
- Workwear for tradespeople emphasizes high durability, flexible stretch that accommodates any work posture, and well-designed tool pockets on work pants and outerwear.
- Workwear for electricians requires metal-free clothing with a high cotton content and well-designed, form-fitting cuts.
- Work clothing for roofers—such as work jackets and pants—must provide reliable weather protection, high flexibility, and durable materials.
- Work clothing for agriculture requires durable and stain-resistant fabrics, as well as garments that are comfortable to wear during various activities (such as kneeling or bending over).
- Work clothes for painters require form-fitting, tear-resistant garments with knee-padding pockets and practical pockets for tools.
Modern workwear must offer an optimal fit for all body shapes and sizes. That's why you'll find a wide selection of sizes in our online store:
- Work pants in sizes XS through 3XL
- Work jackets available in sizes S through 4XL
- Work and outdoor vests in sizes S through 5XL
- Work sweaters and hoodies in sizes S through 4XL
- Work T-shirts and polo shirts in sizes S through 4XL
- Work socks ranging from size 39/40 for small feet to 48/52 for large feet
To determine your size correctly, you'll find a clear size chart on the respective product page that you can use to compare your body measurements.
Order work clothes online from ISM
If you order your workwear directly from our ISM online store, you’ll enjoy a secure and hassle-free shopping experience: We offer purchase on account, so you can try on your selection at your leisure. Plus, shipping is free on orders of €30 or more. If an item doesn’t fit, returns are free of charge.
Frequently Asked Questions About Work Clothing (FAQ)
When it comes to caregiving, responsibilities, and legal requirements, questions about work attire come up time and again in everyday work life. Here you’ll find concise answers to the most important questions.
Is the employer required to provide work clothes?
Is the employer required to provide work clothes?
Whether an employer is required to provide work clothes depends on the type of clothing and the work environment:
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): If clothing is required by law for your safety and to protect you from hazards or extreme weather conditions (e.g., high-visibility clothing, cut-resistant clothing, or safety shoes), your employer must provide it free of charge in accordance with Section 3 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
- Standard work attire: If the clothing serves solely to maintain a uniform corporate image (without a protective function), the employer is required to provide it only if this is stipulated in the employment contract, collective bargaining agreement, or a company policy.
How often must an employer provide work clothes?
How often must an employer provide work clothes?
If the clothing in question is protective gear required by law, the employer must replace it whenever it is damaged or worn out and no longer fully fulfills its protective function. For standard work clothing without a protective function, there are no statutory time limits. Replacements in such cases are governed by internal company policies.
Which wash cycle is best for work clothes?
Which wash cycle is best for work clothes?
The ideal wash cycle depends largely on the materials and fabrics used:
- Durable blended fabrics and cotton can generally be washed without any problems using the standard or coloreds cycle at 40–60 °C to reliably remove stubborn stains.
- Synthetic and technical fabrics (e.g., polyester) are best washed on the gentle cycle at 30–40 °C to protect the fabric from unnecessary wear and tear.
You should always turn your clothes inside out before washing them and avoid using fabric softener altogether. Fabric softener clogs the pores of breathable fabrics and causes elastic stretch fibers to lose their elasticity. To be on the safe side, always follow the care label instructions for each garment.
Who is responsible for washing work clothes?
Who is responsible for washing work clothes?
If the clothing in question is certified personal protective equipment (PPE)—that is, clothing with specific protective functions such as high-visibility, cut resistance, or heat protection—the employer is legally responsible for ensuring it is cleaned properly to maintain its protective function. Regular work clothes or uniforms, which serve solely to maintain a uniform appearance, must generally be washed and maintained by the employee.
