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Refresh
Your Hair
Dry and pre-style
your hair before
putting on your hat.
Twist long hair into a
ponytail or bun, and
for shorter styles, apply
some root-boosting
product to give
your hair volume.
After you're done
with your hat for the
day, lightly spray
your scalp with olive
oil, shea butter, or
argan oil to rejuvenate
hair, reduce
frizz, and adds a
sweet, natural scent.
Terms to Know
We want you to feel comfortable with the many pieces
of this uniform, so we created this mini-dictionary to help
you understand the daily jargon that defi nes what you're
wearing and how to wear it.
3-in-1 Systems:
This system provides
exemplary performance
in three ways:
1) the liner worn solo,
2) the shell worn solo,
and 3) the liner zipped
into the shell for maximum
warmth. The liner
can also be zipped into
the rain jacket during
inclement weather.
The 3-in-1 systems
jacket is topped off
with a convertible
hood and multiple
pockets.
ANSI:
The American National
Standards Institute.
This private nonprofit
organization oversees
the development of
voluntary consensus
standards for
products, services,
processes, systems,
and personnel in the
United States. Pieces
in the Delta collection
meet ANSI standards
for safety on the job.
For information about
safety while on the job,
see page 14.
Base Layers:
These pieces-tops
and bottoms-may be
worn for warmth and/
or support under your
uniform. The base
layer bottoms can be
worn under pants or
shorts. The tops can
be worn under the
approved uniform
shirts. This includes
short sleeve styles
to provide additional
UV protection. The
base layers are not
approved to be worn
as outer garments.
Outerwear:
The outermost layer
you will wear. There
are several options,
such as the pieces
in the 3-in-1 systems
jacket and the rain
gear. Please note:
Jackets may not be
worn tied around the
waist.
Mid-Layers:
These pieces can be
worn for additional
warmth and may be
worn as an outer garment.
These include
the hooded sweatshirt,
half-zip, and vest. The
unisex high-performance
vest should be
worn on top of polos,
workshirts, or the
black tee shirts.
Temperature Rated
Staying warm on the job is an important
part of safety, which is why each outerwear
piece in the collection was tested
and assigned a Lands' End Temperature
Rating. Using a TIAX Instrumented
Mannequin (or " TIM, " as it's called),
uniform warmth was determined by
dressing the 5-foot-11, copper-plated
TIM in Delta gear and placing him in a
controlled environment to measure
how much power it takes to keep
him at a temperature of 97 degrees
Fahrenheit-the average body
temperature. The results were translated
into a range of temperatures
you can expect each garment to
perform well in, so you'll be ready
to battle the elements.
TO READ ABOUT
THE HIGH-PERFORMANCE
BIBS,
SEE PAGE 58 & 59.
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