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Danny Bonn, MASCOT Workwear:

What else makes MASCOT unique? Our product range is very extensive. We have 700 unique products in various sizes and colors, totaling 35,000 items. We develop all our materials ourselves, often in collaboration with our suppliers. We don’t buy anything off the shelf; everything we use is specially developed for us and meets our high standards. Most products are developed in consultation with users. We have a special test center and work with test panels in different countries to leave nothing to chance. Innovations are analyzed, wear tests are conducted, videos are made, and much more in the test center. The final versions of the clothing pieces are often different - better - than the original designs. We also test after the sale. All products are traceable, and if there is something wrong with a product, we analyze it and make adjustments. Our inventory and delivery management is very advanced. We always have five million items in stock, and 98% of orders are delivered within the agreed timeframe. In Denmark, Germany, and the Benelux, this is usually within one or two days.

You do a lot in terms of CSR? We have our own factories that meet the highest standards in terms of environment and safety. Job satisfaction and fair wages are also important to us. As a family business, this is part of our DNA; you want everyone in the company to be well-off and to leave the world better than you found it. We comply with ISO 8000, ISO 14001, and ISO 9001 and have won various awards. Our factories in Laos and Cambodia are often used as examples for other companies looking to establish themselves in those countries. You can read a lot about this on our website. Furthermore, we follow the seventeen UN Sustainable Development Goals. We use as many recycled materials as possible. But... when it comes to sustainability, there is only one thing that really makes a difference. Workwear simply has to last as long as possible, preventing unnecessary use of resources. So quality, quality, quality, that’s what we focus on.

What are the future plans for the Netherlands? In the Netherlands, we want to become the biggest and, above all, the best. We want to grow in the current segments but also tap into new markets such as hospitality, care, and corporate. There are still plenty of opportunities. We also want to grow in terms of employees. We are almost always looking for new salespeople. What are we looking for? Fun individuals with a passion for quality. Experience is not a requirement; they will gain that over time.

“Recently, we have taken our first steps into corporate clothing”

In dieser Ausgabe

  1. Who says what in this issue?11
  2. Supplier vs. intermediary12
  3. CEO of the Plato Group Rob Looye: "I am just a temporary part of the timeline of this beautiful company."14
  4. Chinese brands in the Netherlands part 7: Xiaomi22
  5. The importance of non-verbal communication29
  6. How is the business continuity of Dutch distributors and suppliers?34
  7. Special: Promotional Food & Drinks41
  8. Coffee cups made from coffee grounds: Coffee Based49
  9. Tasty Present: more than just chocolate54
  10. A headphone you can repair yourself61
  11. The history of workwear, part 267
  12. Mascot has big ambitions70
  13. Next Gen goes Poland75
  14. AI in the Workplace? Here's What You Can Do with It77
  15. Next Gen: Toby Raaijmakers from LogoChoc83
  16. New ProductZ86
  17. Notez95