Out with the old, in with the unique: Have you heard of Co Gear’s newest innovation HMZ?

We absolutely do not expect our customers to have to hem up their leg lengths or buy larger sizes to accommodate for long legs. Introducing, HMZ.
From a small mango farm to revolutionizing women's workwear: Kym O'Leary's journey

From a small mango farm to revolutionizing women's workwear: Kym O'Leary's journey

It took me a long time to figure out who I really was and what I wanted in life.

I grew up on a small mango and tomato farm in Bowen, North Queensland. At 15, I left school as I was offered a full-time role as an administrative assistant at a law firm.

BUILDING A SAFER FUTURE: WORKWEAR THAT SUPPORTS WOMEN’S LIFE STAGES

BUILDING A SAFER FUTURE: WORKWEAR THAT SUPPORTS WOMEN’S LIFE STAGES

Twelve months ago, my world turned upside down when my husband and I faced the heartbreak of a miscarriage at 10 weeks. The pain was profound, and as we began to heal, we discovered that what we went through was far from rare – sadly, it’s an all-too-common reality.
Inventing against the odds: HMZ creator Kym O’Leary shares five tips to transform your idea into a patented invention

Inventing against the odds: HMZ creator Kym O’Leary shares five tips to transform your idea into a patented invention

Today, as the founder of workwear brand COgear and inventor of hemming solution HMZ, I’m here to share with you my tips for inventing because I’ve been in your shoes and I know that ideas deserve to be nurtured, celebrated, and transformed into reality.
The reality of being a working mum

Beating loneliness as a FIFO mum

I love traveling and have experience working at remote mining sites, so I know what it's like to be away from loved ones. But, being away from my son for a short conference was still hard.

New year, new you in a comfortable work wardrobe

New year, new you in a comfortable work wardrobe

It’s a new year, and that often means a fresh start! If your wardrobe was getting you down last year, why not start the new year refreshed in clothing you feel confident in?

Our secret to the best-fitting women’s cargo pants

Our secret to the best-fitting women’s cargo pants

Our female customers tell us the key for comfort lies in our cleverly designed easy fit waistband, also known as a comfort waistband. It is a discreet, extendable waistband featured on our Carly work cargo pants.

How to hem your pants without scissors or a sewing machine

How to hem your pants without scissors or a sewing machine

HMZ is pronounced “hems” and it is an easy hemming solution. Kym’s patent pending HMZ technology allows you to adjust your pants to suit your height. You have four lengths to choose from – the length they are or three shorter lengths you can achieve by removing sections with the pull of a tab.

Solving the issue of maternity workwear

Solving the issue of maternity workwear

Has your request for maternity workwear on the job site been dismissed, or perhaps you’re not even sure who to ask?

Unfortunately, women working across the mining industry have traditionally worn men’s workwear when pregnant. They may have also needed to alter or layer their clothing as their abdomen, hips or breasts expanded during pregnancy.

Looking after your mental and emotional health

Looking after your mental and emotional health

At COgear we believe that feeling included and being comfortable at work impacts on a woman’s emotional and mental health which is why our products are designed for women, with features that allow women to be their best during every stage of her life.
How to be the best version of yourself  - Women's Health Week 2022

How to be the best version of yourself - Women's Health Week 2022

At COgear, our founder Kym O’Leary and her dedicated team of mostly female staff can certainly relate to putting other people’s needs above their own.
You asked, and COgear delivered - Workwear especially for women.

You asked, and COgear delivered - Workwear especially for women.

We asked women for their thoughts on inclusive clothing brands, including what their frustrations were when shopping for specific body-shape fashion. Some 94% of women surveyed said they wanted more clothing brands to cater to a wider size range.