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Time to Turn Your Clocks One Hour Forward
Clocks are turned one hour forward on Sunday 3 October in ACT, NSW, SA, TAS and VIC.
Daylight saving can mess with our body clock and trigger underlying health issues. Although we gain an extra hour of daylight, it usually means losing an hour of sleep. The Sleep Health Foundation has a list of tips to help people prepare and adjust to daylight saving time: Make the bedroom as bright as possible when you first wake up in the morning. Eat a good breakfast. Go outside in the sunlight in the early mornings. Exercise outside in the mornings. Try to get between seven to nine hours sleep each night. Don’t exercise just before going to bed. Don’t drink coffee, tea or other caffeine drinks in the evening, avoid smoking just before bed or during the night. Don’t go to bed hungry or too soon after eating a large meal. Go to bed 15-20 minutes earlier for three to four days before putting the clocks forward. Set your alarm 30 minutes earlier on Saturday and Sunday mornings in preparation for the early start on Monday.
Grab one of our new sustainable Hoodies and Tees today
Middy’s have partnered with SKINS to offer account customers our iconic Middy’s Hoodies and T-shirts in a new sustainable fabric. The sustainable fabric is made entirely from recycled plastic which reduces landfill, water and air pollution.
In addition to being good for the planet, the sustainable fabric leads to higher quality garments that are softer, stronger and made to last.
Another example of how Middy’s values sustainability and the ethical supply of goods. We recognise it’s a small step, but it’s one in the right direction. Join us as we look to reduce, reuse and recycle our planet’s finite resources.
✔ Made with 100% recycled fabrics ✔ Iconic and even more comfortable
Visit your local Middy’s branch today to get your new sustainable Hoodie and Tee.*
*Available to account customers/apprentices only.