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Have you seen some of the products that Miracool is making? They’re great! Miracool bandanas, for example, are available in up to 12 different stylish designs, and are great at keeping workers cool and productive all day long! If you don’t believe me, just take a looks at these Miracool bandanas and you’ll see for... Continue Reading →
Staying dry during the rainy season can be tough business, and if you’re a fisherman, biker, or someone involved in the construction industry, you probably already know the value of a quality rain suit. Owning a rain suit is essential for anyone that plans on working, or spending any time at all, in the outdoors.... Continue Reading →
If you plan on doing any hiking, camping or fishing in the near future, you might want to consider picking up a good rain poncho. No one, after all, likes being soaking wet, and rain ponchos have been keeping folks dry for centuries. Those of us that happen to work outdoors can also benefit from... Continue Reading →
Many professions in today’s world require their practitioners to carry a large array of tools in order to get things done right, and in some cases simply transporting those tools to and from the workplace may seem like the toughest part of the job. A solution, however, is available: Carhartt work bags. They make moving... Continue Reading →
If you work in the construction business, there’s probably no point to your reading this blog post. Why? Because you’ve probably already owned so many Carhartt pullover sweatshirts in your life that you could write a post of your own. But for all those folks out there that have yet to discover this classic piece... Continue Reading →
I was born in the great state of Minnesota, where as a child I worked on my grandfather Ezekiel’s farm. While there were no crops to tend to in the winter, the animals – pigs, cows, chickens – still needed looking after. Back in those days we didn’t have Carhartt headwear to keep our noggins... Continue Reading →
When you’re out on the jobsite trying to earn enough money to put a little food on your plate, there are few things you should pay more attention to than your feet. Without your feet, you might find it difficult to keep those pay checks rolling in. As I’m sure you already know, owning a... Continue Reading →
When my wife left me back in the winter of ’97, she cleaned the place out. Among the things she took were my dog, Miles, my baseball card collection, and the souvenirs I had gathered from different countries during my time in the Navy. But what hurt the most – probably because it was the... Continue Reading →
Throughout the years, I’ve learned to put up with a lot of stuff at work. Lazy, good-for-nothing coworkers, biting cold and blistering suns, shaky scaffolding, faulty equipment – they’ve all been a part of my life since day one. That being said, if there’s one thing I simply can’t stand, it’s rain. Working in the... Continue Reading →
When it comes to coveralls, and work wear in general, two names loom larger than the rest: Carhartt and Dickies. I’ve been wearing Carhartt coveralls since ’83, when I got my start in the construction business working as laborer in St. Paul, Minnesota. Winters in St. Paul can be colder than my ex-wife’s heart, and... Continue Reading →
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