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We all know that life – business life – is change. Order volumes are not constant from month to month, supply chains are not 100% stable, and staff turnover is not a variable that can be accurately calculated in advance. Few companies today can predict with 100% accuracy what their fleet of machinery or company cars will look like in a year's time. That’s why they rely on: Leasing.

Company cars or machines are leased to them – temporarily – for a pre-agreed period of time. In return, they pay a weekly or monthly (leasing) fee based on the purchase value of the leased asset.

Looking at car registration statistics, leasing seems to pay off: about half of all newly registered cars are leased.

What is less well known is that there are leasing models for workwear, similar to the well-known car leasing or machinery leasing models. However, the proportion of workwear leased compared to workwear purchased shows that there is still some work to be done to raise awareness. Not every company seems to be aware of the benefits of workwear leasing.

Let's start by clearing up a few misconceptions. 

 

No: leased workwear is not second-hand 

Do you associate workwear leasing with used clothing? Well, you're not alone, but you're wrong.

When you lease workwear from CWS Workwear, you get new items. We wash them for you beforehand. You would probably do the same thing privately.

Correctly, we only dispose of used workwear when it can no longer be used. If it can still be used, it goes into our second-hand store, where we keep an emergency supply. A working, hygienically clean pair of work trousers is always better than none at all. (It's also greener and more sustainable)

No: leased workwear is not second-hand 

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