The wearable technology revolution in working clothes
Snickers Workwear has always been renowned for its modern designs, innovative functionality and market-leading fabric technology.
Snickers Workwear has always been renowned for its modern designs, innovative functionality and market-leading fabric technology.
UK workforces recognise Danish workwear manufacturer F. Engel for its high quality, long lasting and impressively fitting clothing ranges, which are suitable for almost any kind of work situation.
The new Scruffs Worker Hoodie is designed to work as hard as you do and to provide wearers with the ultimate in comfort.
Snickers’ Classic Series 3 WorkTrousers is described as a classic to rely on with impressive fit and functionality for whatever work you’re doing on site.
David Clark, managing director of the Hultafors Group UK, which owns Snickers Workwear, looks at how health and safety issues on site are influencing the development of ‘smarter’ working clothes and heralding a revolution in wearable technology.
F Engel has introduced a collection of slim-fit, stretchable work trousers which allow wearers to be especially comfortable in any work situation – and look and feel smart at the same time.
Fristads (Fristads Kansas Group) has launched new craftsmen trousers in Cordura denim stretch fabric.
Tim Emmerson, product and procurement manager for gloves at Arco, says it’s vital that employers provide their workforce with the correct type of – and industry approved – personal protective equipment (PPE), especially gloves.
A change of season means a change of focus on what you wear on site. That’s why Snickers can help you keep your cool when the heat is on.
Known for its long lasting and well-fitted workwear – with a collection of clothing designed for almost every type of work situation, Danish company F Engel is now introducing its range of ‘LIGHT’ garments ready for the spring and summer.
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