Construction clothes

Work wear refers to the clothing that a person wears to their workplace – especially for work involving manual labor. Those who work in labor intensive industries often choose to dress up in work wear, as it offers a lot of safety and can last for a long time.

construction worker

“Tobi” Pants worn by Japanese Construction Workers!🖤

I’m a big fan of wasteland style worlds and their particular visual aesthetic, so it was a massive privilege to be asked to photograph Shadow Wars, Forsaken, and The World Went Dark this year. When it comes to costume, Shadow Wars is relatively easy – you can crowbar an awful lot of everyday clothes to fit the setting, but the latter two are a little trickier. Realising that I have both Forsaken and The World Went Dark coming up next month in October, I figured I’d better start on some…

Really good 👍 recommend!!!!

“Construction workers in Japan wear somewhat similar attire called tobi pants or nikka-bokka, which hints to its origin: knickerbockers. https://t.co/DiNOlYGtXY”

clothing, construction, uniform/costume, footwear, headwear for Genesis 8 Male, Genesis 8.1 Male, Genesis 9 Male, Genesis 9 created by mal3Imagery for Daz Studio or Poser.

Outside of three piece suits, men were enjoying the new trend for trouser separates in the 1920s. At first, the golfing knickers came off the course and onto upper class British gentlemen who wore them in summer for various non-sporting events and resort wear. Knickers gave way to their cousin, 'plus fours' - something between

Photographer Matsuda Tadao’s portraits of Japanese construction workers are taken on site, capturing the reality of their jobs with the sweat and grime of a hard day’s efforts. As well as being fitted to their work, distinctive, baggy nikkapokka pants help these laborers to stand out in the crowd.

http://www.kitanica.net/all-season-pants-p/018.htm