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Uniforms have been an integral part of civilization and from schools to jobs, we encounter them many times. In most cases, uniforms are meant for identification purpose but sometimes it is functional as is the case of a factory worker’s uniform . They are meant to safeguard the workers from risks of being hurt in their tough jobs. The onset of uniform culture in factories began with the industrial revolution when garment manufacturing became affordable. The use of denim became prominent in the uniforms of workers as it is hard and tough. It’s potential to be handled in rough environments making it suitable for the working class. In America and Europe, with the industrial revolution, factory workers‘uniforms became a trend. New designs were started to come in trend out of which the dungarees and pullovers with pockets became much famous. Later on, waterproof uniforms were evolved as denim used to become heavy in-water work. Waterproof uniforms helped sailors much especially i...

It is a general tendency of the common public to feel safer when they are around a person in uniform. This is natural ideation posed towards security guard uniform . Police and the army cannot be present at every neck and corner of the country and for private purposes also we need security guards and when they are in uniforms, they are more viable in their purpose. Benefits of Security Guard Uniforms: Easy Recognition When security guards are in uniform then it is easier to recognize them in public so if someone is in danger or need, they can easily reach the guard. If a guard is in civil uniform then it is not easy to figure out him in the crowd but in uniform, you can spot him easily to ask for any help. An Alarm for Criminals When a security guard is around then criminals become less active in that area as they seek a place with the least security for the crime. When a uniformed security guard is allotted at places like schools, offices, etc. then the place w...

Uniforms depict the pride and prejudice of a force and its significance is no less than beauty for a bride. In Indian police, their ‘Khaki' is not just their identity but a symbol of their determination towards serving the nation. Indian police uniform was never the same as it is today. From half pants to full, it took many additions and emissions for the present-day uniform to come in this form.  The Khaki Color Police uniforms used to be white in the 18 th century but some soldiers started dying it with mud or teas. Then in 1847, Sir Harry Burnett Lumsden brought in an official uniform in this color called Khaki. The uniform at some places also used to be navy blue. The Pants The pants in the police uniform experienced maximum changes. From balloon pants to half pants then to bell-bottoms and finally, to present-day straight/ narrow pants, the bottom of police uniform traversed through a long journey. Shirts Shirts in police uniform shuffled many times...