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How to Buy the Right Bee Suit

Posted by Andrew Greess on Sep 30, 2025

BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL - REDUCED PRICES ON ALL BEE SUITS & BEE JACKETS! Here are some thoughts on selecting a top quality, well-fitting bee suit. Color. Beekeeping suits should be white or yellow. Dark colors attract and enrage bees. This is Fit. Beekeeper suits should be loose to be worn o […]

How to Use a Bee Suit Correctly

Posted by Andrew Greess on Jan 24, 2024

Bee Suits & Bee Keeping Suits1. Start with a good quality bee suit. The material matters. We like a blend of cotton for comfort/breathability and polyester for durability.2. Put the beekeeping suit on properly. Beekeeping suits should be put on OVER top of street clothes. Ensure all zippers are zipped. Ensur […]

How to Select the Proper Size Bee Suit

Posted by Andrew Greess on Jun 29, 2022

Key Takeaways: White or yellow suits only. Dark colors trigger a defensive response in bees. It's genetic, tied to how they react to predators like bears. Go one size up from your normal street clothes. Bee suits need to fit loosely over what you're already wearing without restricting movement. A cotton-poly blend (around 65/35) gives you the best […]

How Much Does a Bee Suit Cost?

Posted by Andrew Greess on Feb 7, 2022

If you work around bees, you know the importance of having protective clothing that will keep you safe. One of the biggest questions you might have in mind is: how much does a bee suit cost? The cost can vary depending on the quality, features, and type of suit you buy. This blog post will discuss the different factors that affect how much […]

How to Select a Bee Suit

Posted by Andrew Greess on Oct 11, 2012

Here are some thoughts on selecting a top quality, well-fitting bee suit. Color. Beekeeping suits should be white or yellow. Dark colors attract and enrage bees. Fit. Beekeeper suits should be loose to be worn over street clothes and not restrict your movement at all. Usually we recommend buying a bee suit a size larg […]

Four Bumblebee Species Declining in North America

Posted by Andrew Greess on Jan 5, 2011

Bumblebees, specifically 4 species, are found by scientists to be declining. The decline in bumblebees has not been as dramatic as the colony collapse disorder affecting honeybees. Whether you are in the bee-related industries or not, declines in these important pollinators is bad news for you. You can read the articles at our website Be […]

Bees are Big Business For Pest Control Experts - Use a Bee Suit

Posted by Andrew Greess on May 26, 2009

Our pest control clients report that their bee control business is up significantly. Bee control is big business for pest control experts. If you are a pest control operator that is not doing bee control, you may want to start. Stories about bees and bee swarms are all over national and local media. A story about a bee swarm that traps […]

Honey Bee Safety - Use a Bee Suit

Posted by Andrew Greess on Jul 13, 2008

Bee Careful! Honey bee safety requires the use of a professional bee suit.Just published an article on honey bee safety on ezinearticles.com. The editors there liked it so much they named me an expert author! Be sure to wear your beesuit. […]

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