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As people are verging towards quality as appose to quantity, the capsule wardrobe is on the rise. Sustainability and leaning away from fast fashion are 2 of many reasons why...

As we go into the warmer weather, the new seasons styles bring optimism and creative energy especially after the bleak few seasons in lockdown. From metallics to varsity jackets and...

Dresscode have recently signed up to Common Objective, this is a organisation that connects individuals and businesses with content, training, sustainable suppliers, buyers and experts. Common objective believe that people,...

You may have noticed, but we are always striving to be more sustainable. Following on from one of our previous blog posts ‘Sustainably Chic’, we are now looking into the...

We may be a little biased but we really love uniforms, want to know why?   Building communities and connections in the work place is important so that employees feel...

It is an unarguable fact that too many textile products are going to landfill, in fact Circular states that the UK alone annually produces 206.456 tonnes of textile waste. The...

During the past few years, Dresscode has delved into the corporate world of supplying bespoke uniforms for security and reception staff to engineers and housekeepers. This was following a strong movement toward big...

These days, most industries  - from the world of retail, to hospitality and airlines - require their staff to wear uniforms. Uniforms bring practicality as well as identification to a brand. They inspire trust from employees and give them a sense of belonging. 
But where did it all originate from, and what did the world's first uniforms look like?