How to better choose a beekeeping suit for yourself

   It's no secret that the right clothes can make you more comfortable, but beekeeping is no different, and there are many options when it comes to choosing a beekeeping outfit. The quickest way to choose the best beekeeping suit for you is to try it out directly at your local store that sells beekeepers. When you try it out, you mainly test its size, size and suitability. You can walk around in a good suit. Sometimes you can wear it for more than an hour, which will make you feel more comfortable.

  The choice of bee hat: We all know that the head is one of the most important areas to protect. Beekeepers' hats are usually made in accordance with the custom of beekeepers, sometimes accompanied by a beekeeper's veil. Among them, the hat is mainly used to protect the head, while the veil protects the neck and face. Some people have a wider head circumference, so try to wear as much as possible to see if it fits them. Some people wear glasses, but because of the texture of the veil, some may block their vision.

  Hat and veil can be a piece, can also be separate, under normal circumstances, we'd better choose the hat and veil one product, on the one hand, can avoid bees into the head, resulting in stung, on the other hand, can also be very good fixed.

Veils also come in several options, with the most common being round, turban and square. Here are the advantages of these three veils:

• Round veil: Provides a wide view, but also has good air permeability, can feel cool in the summer.
• Hijab: Minimizes veil contact with head and hair,
• Square veils: The front mesh is very spacious, with plenty of views, and the side mesh can also be well ventilated

  Whatever style you choose, we recommend a bee suit with a veil zipper to the body. They are safer than rope and elastic, and easier to put on and take off.

   Choice of gloves: Gloves are a great way to protect your hands while you work, and the type of gloves varies depending on the material used.

• Thicker gloves better protect bees from stings, but they can also be awkward.
• Thin gloves offer little or no protection, and you can opt for thinner gloves as you get more experience.

  Bee boot options: While gathering honey, some bees may fall to the ground, crawl into your clothes and sting you. Beekeepers boots make sure no bees get up your pants and sting you. You should choose high-quality rubber because they are strong and durable.

  Conclusion: every beekeeper should have his own beekeeping suit, if you are not sure which kind of beekeeping suit to choose, please contact me, I will do my best to help you choose, so that you can wear your beekeeping suit, and have fun with bees.