Think ahead with BEAWEAR
User customer data is aggregated on the BEAWEAR platform, so E-commerce providers gain better insights into their target audience beyond basic demographic information anf make more informed business decisions.
66% Workwear too large
66% of workers report that their workwear is too large.
34% Workwear too small
34% of workers report that their workwear is too small.
54% Uncomfortable
54% of workers say that their workwear is uncomfortable and does not fit properly.

The consequences for companies
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Safety Issues
Poorly fitting workwear can lead to safety issues, and can hinder the performance of workers.
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Low productivity
Poorly fitting workwear can restrict movement, which can lead to reduced productivity and a less enjoyable work environment and low morale.
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Health risks
Accident prevention: Ill-fitting workwear can lead to issues like chafing and skin irritation, posing health risks. Minimizing tension caused by movement through poorly fitting clothing can result in quicker fatigue and increased risk of accidents.
New market challenges
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Increasing demand for customisation
Companies are increasingly expecting customized workwear that fits the specific needs of their industry and their workers.
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Meeting customer budgets
Manufacturers must keep their prices competitive while still providing quality workwear.
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Increasing safety regulations
Manufacturers must stay up to date with continuously increasing and more complex safety regulations to ensure their workwear meets the necessary standards.
Functional wear benefits
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Reduce costs for collecting sizes
With the BEAWEAR solution, manufacturers do not need to manually collect the sizes of the people wearing their clothes, which results in essential savings in personnel resources and costs.
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Increase fitting comfort
With BEAWEAR, movement and wear simulations can be performed, so that sewing patterns can be adjusted for better fit and comfort.
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Avoid complaints and returns
The BEAWEAR size recommendation determines the optimal sizes for the individual wearers, so that poor fitting is avoided.