Product Overview
The Brook Taverner Palena Blouse is a sophisticated staple for the professional wardrobe, designed to meet the rigorous demands of a busy working environment while maintaining a polished appearance. This long-sleeve, cotton-rich blouse is meticulously tailored for the female form, offering a precise fit that balances contemporary style with the practical necessity of comfort during extended shifts.
Key Features
The cotton-rich fabric blend provides a natural feel and superior breathability, ensuring the wearer remains comfortable throughout the day.
An easy-care and easy-iron finish reduces the maintenance required, allowing for a crisp appearance with minimal effort.
The single-cuff design offers a neat and professional look that complements both formal suiting and more relaxed office attire.
Seamless co-ordination is possible with the Paduli blouse and Rapino or Rosello shirts, making it simple to achieve a unified team identity across various roles.
Design & Performance
The performance of the Palena Blouse is rooted in its intelligently engineered fabric composition. By blending 55% cotton with 45% polyester, this garment achieves the softness of natural fibres alongside the structural integrity of synthetic materials. This medium-weight fabric is substantial enough to retain its shape and opacity without feeling restrictive or heavy.
Attention to detail in the cut ensures that the blouse moves with the wearer, avoiding the discomfort of poorly fitted alternatives. The construction is designed to withstand the wear and tear of a professional environment, ensuring the garment remains a reliable part of your workwear rotation for a significant period.
Customisation: Print & Embroidery
For a superior finish that reflects your brand's quality, we recommend embroidery for the Palena Blouse. Our Telford-based team, with expertise dating back to 1976, can apply intricate logos or staff names to the collar or chest with high precision. Embroidery is particularly well-suited to this fabric, providing a durable and professional result that remains vibrant even after repeated laundering.
Alternatively, the smooth surface of the blouse is suitable for high-quality printing. This method is ideal for businesses requiring larger or more complex graphic designs where a bold visual statement is required. Whether you choose the texture of embroidery or the clarity of print, our in-house production ensures your customisation is handled with expert care.
Use Cases
This blouse is an excellent choice for client-facing roles where first impressions are paramount. It is perfectly suited for corporate office environments, hotel management, hospitality reception desks, and premium retail settings. Its classic design ensures it never looks out of place in a formal business meeting or a professional front-of-house role.
Why MyWorkwear
Established in 1976, MyWorkwear has decades of experience in providing businesses with garments that are fit for purpose. Operating from our facility in Telford, we combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to deliver customisation that lasts. We understand the importance of quality workwear, and we take pride in helping your team look their absolute best.
Practical Advice
The Palena Blouse is a versatile layering piece. For a complete corporate look, pair it with a tailored waistcoat or blazer. Because the fabric is cotton-rich, it provides excellent thermal regulation, making it comfortable to wear under knitwear during the colder months without overheating.
Caring for your product
To preserve the life of the garment and the integrity of any custom branding, we recommend following the machine-washable instructions provided. Regular laundering at appropriate temperatures will ensure the white fabric remains bright and free from dullness over time.
The easy-iron practicality is best utilised by ironing the blouse while it is slightly damp. This method allows the cotton fibres to relax and smooth out more effectively, ensuring a professional, crease-free finish without the need for excessive heat, which can eventually damage the polyester fibres.
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