|
18 September 2007
Doctors beat government’s clothing guidelines
by dumping ties for bow ties
Some doctors a head start on government plans to tackle
hospital infections, already replacing their ties with
bow ties.
On Monday 17th September, the Department of Health
announced a series of new clothing guidelines, including
the end of doctors’ white coats and a recommendation
not to wear neck ties.
Gary Baker, from the UK’s leading online retailer
www.tiewarehouse.co.uk, said: “About 12 months
ago we started to see a strong increase in sales of
bow ties that weren’t for formal occasions. We
introduced a range of medical-themed bow ties and they
have really taken off.
“The days of the bow tie only being worn during
the day by slightly eccentric consultants are long gone.
Bow ties are now a safe way for doctors to continue
to look smart but help to battle infections within hospitals.”
Popular medical themed bow ties sold are:
ENDS
Notes to Editors:
Tie Warehouse is an online retailer of men’s
ties and related accessories. The Kent-based company
was founded in early 2004 and currently stocks over
1500 different ties, bow ties and cravats for men and
boys. In addition to a wide range of fashion ties, Tie
Warehouse specialises in hard-to-find items like clip-on
ties and children’s ties.
Tie Warehouse Factfile (Word)
(PDF)
Website: www.tiewarehouse.co.uk
Press Enquiries:
Publicity Heaven
Ph: 08452 303049
Email: press@publicityheaven.com
Press Room >
|