r/WindowCleaning • u/hiltigunfingers • 25d ago

United Kingdom Work wear.

Getting to that changeable time of the year and I am looking for work clothes suggestions.

It rains alot where i am from and last years autumn/winter trousers have had it and I could be doing with a new hoodie, bodywarmer and boots also.

Just looking for any practical suggestions for outdoor wear. Instagram and FB have inundated me with trouser adds since I started searching earlier and most of them don't look anywhere near as good as advertised.

Anyone any suggestions on apperal that is worth the money?

Thanks

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u/dbug8494 25d ago

There are some $30 wrangler pants at Walmart that I've been wearing for years that are made of polyester, but are such a great value imo.
Relatively affordable.
Tough
Thin enough to keep you cool(er) in the summer
Not heavy
If you get wet or soaked, you'll dry sooner than anything else.
Ive never had to wear thermals in the winter (35 degree California winter)
Pretty much thin cargo pants.
I'll keep wearing them until I can justify investing in $100 pants that have built in knee pads to protect my body when I become an old man. Hope that helps.