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Chelsea Vs Dealer Boots: Which One is Better?
Dealer boots are fundamentally a variant of the Chelsea boot, so we are basically discussing the same type of footwear. Chelsea boots bit more refined and perfect for smart casual or semi-formal wear.
My Feet Swell If I Wear Flats, Why?
Flat shoes that are too tight can negatively affect blow flow and cause feet to swell as can flat shoes made from any material that does not allow feet to breathe. Consult medical professional if swelling is severe.
Cowboy Boots Vs Riding Boots: What's the Difference?
These are two distinct types of boots with unique features and a few obvious similarities. To understand them better and find out which one is the winner when pitted against each other, READ ON!!!!!!
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Why Do Construction Workers Wear Sweatshirts? 
Discover why construction workers swear by sweatshirts, and how they help them get the job done with ease. Let's dig in and find out!
What are Class E Safety Pants?
Class E safety pants are high visibility pants that when worn with class 1, 2, or 3 clothes, increase the visibility further. So, when it's raining heavily or visibility is really poor, they act as a safety shield!
How to Wear Construction Knee Pads?
Wear the knee pad just across the upper shin, covering the knees and the upper calf region. It should not stretch too much on the thigh area or else your knee movements will be hindered.
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What Happens If A Wool Hat Gets Wet?
Wool can get wet. But getting wet does not harm wool, as it is a very sturdy fabric that can hold up to 20% of its weight in water. Wet woollen garments are also able to produce warmth to the wearer.
Does OSHA Require Mechanics to Wear Hard Hats?
OSHA has suggested that even mechanics should wear hard hats as a part of their PPE gear. There is always some sort of risk involved in a mechanic’s day-to-day work.
Are Polyester Beanies Good?
Polyester beanie is a brimless headwear made of woolen materials, a predominant winter accessory. It is a small, round, tight-fitting cap covering your ears, head, and sometimes forehead.