(Part 3) Best uniforms, work & safety according to redditors

I keep a change of clothes and jacket. If you respond to the scene would keep a reflective jacket in the car

I was a helicopter mechanic in the Army.. it was one of the last things I "acquired" before leaving my unit.

You can find them online.

Bag, Tool, Satchel, OD Green, NSN 5140-00-473-6256 US Army http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009RUR5FM/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_JrfCsb017J5Y6

Herschel makes good bags. I own one of their bookbags and it's held up really well. For a gym bag, the first thing I'd look into is wash-ability. If you're in it for a namebrand, or it's going to be a style piece in addition to a utilitarian bag, I get it. If you want something you can wash, bang up, get wet, etc - just go for something cheap that doesn't look so-cheap

I like the rothco bags you can get on amazon.

They're cheap, and unlike the HF "voyager" bags they are pretty well made, cotton canvas with thick zippers. I much prefer cotton, way more durable than the thin nylon and won't separate at the seams. I've been using this one for my work tools for ages and it's not ripped at all. Plus you can throw them in the wash to clean them.

Search for "white aprons" out Amazon. You can wade through the different ones until you find the one with the breast pocket. If you have Prime, then you can get it delivered in 2-3 days depending on your location.

Fukkit. I did the work for you.

yep you are correct!

https://www.amazon.com/White-Alpha-Omega-Clergy-Tassels/dp/B007SEGFCS

Amazon

For callsign patches I use this Amazon shop. Velcro nameplates for as low as $8.

Edit: Wow messed up that formatting and nobody told me.

My niece is seven and my sister still uses her old diaper bag whenever a purse isn't enough.

Edit: I talked to her and it's just a messenger bag she used for diapers. Still, hers has over seven years of almost daily use and is still in great shape. Amazon link.

Got it from amazon for like 15€.

Edit: Link (german amazon)

We do on the enlisted stripes.

https://www.amazon.com/Multicam-AIR-FORCE-Rank-Insignia/dp/B00FZ2UV1G

I have also learned we can get the spice brown flag on Amazon...

Managed to get from Florida to Maine and back with no problems using this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014LJZMT4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

HOWEVER I would definitely recommend a bigger bag, On the way back I almost got caught with my rear triangle poking out of the top haha

Here is a patch

Any of these would be awesome for the kiddos at the daycare! :D

Animal finger puppets!

Chef's hat for dramatic play!

Family finger puppets!

Christmas finger puppets!

These items will help me get my unpaid internships done because I can use them to do some awesome circle time activities, to read stories dynamically and the chef hat would be a wonderful addition to my handmade cooking dramatic play corner! (I am only missing the chef's hats! :D)

Takin' care of business!

Carpentry sounds like a blast! What made you change careers paths? What made you choose carpentry? :D

Thanks for the contest! :D

I use a cloth hankerchief / bandana. Like this one. https://www.amazon.com/Military-Army-Trainmen-Paisley-Bandanas/dp/B00FA1Z8TC/ After I wipe off my brow or face I carry it in my hand and the sweat evaporates and it feels nice and cool the next time I need to wipe my face.

Hey, sorry for the delay.

Bandanas: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F9IUKP8/

Sweat Bands: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002JS64LU/

In the Army they gave us these black foam pad things that can be slipped into our uniforms.

http://www.amazon.com/ELBOW-KNEEPAD-INSERTS-COMBAT-UNIFORM/dp/B00BF6KB1G

They make the uniform look dumb (unnatural bulges), but they worked pretty good for shooting while kneeling. (the elbow pads were pretty good to for prone too)

Idk if you wanna jerry rig something to make it work with your clothes, or you could buy black army combat uniforms that have the insert slots already in them.

http://www.amazon.com/Rothco-Heavyweight-Canvas-Classic-Messenger/dp/B007XVOKKA/

That's my personal choice. Durable, carries a ton of books, looks professional (not that there's anything wrong with bright pink and silly prints in a professional setting IMHO) and it costs next to nothing.

I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but I got this light beige canvas messenger bag on Amazon that is only about $12. It's not the most robust material in the world but for the price I love it: much less bulky than most messenger bags. It's just the right size to hold my key items (huge phone, keys, wallet, three thousand lip balms :p).

It’s hard without seeing just how much hair you are working with, but I have employees with these mushroom hats that seem to work well for hiding hair, probably in white or black for your school setting. You can also get creative with Bobby pins and pin your hair up under a skull cap style hat.