While problematically exclusively white and male with militaristic overtones, we enjoyed looking through this workwear catalogue in a classic instalment of the Daily Heller from the George Master Garment Corporation dated 1951—reflective of the post-war ideal of reintegrating soldiers into the civilian workforce. 
Whilst perhaps not as finely tailored and mass-produced, many trades in Germany still keep to a professional uniform (not to say it hasn’t become more relaxed and informal here too) provided by the company or guild, especially for manufacturing and construction, usually in the form of a monogrammed jumpsuit. More from Print magazine at the link above.
synchronoptica
one year ago: the flag of Estonia plus assorted links worth revisiting
two years ago: Askersund, Sweden and adventures in Vรคrmland
three years ago: Disney’s pandemic reopening plus more links to revisit
four years ago: a celebration of usual holidays, the Space Race was meant to be a call for international cooperation plus farewell to an iconic sign
five years ago: Breakthrough Starshot, Trump and Putin meet plus the TV advertisements of David Lynch
