Workwear
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Summer work clothes

A change of season means a change of focus on what you wear on site. That’s why Snickers LITEWork garments can help you keep your cool when the heat is on.

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Freedom of movement on site

While fabric, functionality and fit have always been hallmarks of its working clothes, Snickers says it’s the innovation and technology in the design of FLEXIWork garments that sets them apart from other brands.

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Engaged in combat

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.

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Feel cool and look cool

F Engel has introduced a range of comfortable, lighter-weight work clothing that is both ‘cool’ to wear and cool to work in.

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Rail industry compliant garments

Ballyclare has underlined its position as an established rail workwear provider by confirming it can supply customers with garments that are fully compliant with the amended industry standard that was introduced recently.

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Food for thought

Sibtain Naqvi, UK product marketing manager for workwear at Berendsen examines the 10 key considerations when choosing workwear for the food industry.

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Workwear catalogue

The latest full colour Snickers Workwear Catalogue can now be downloaded free of charge from www.snickersworkwear.co.uk

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Protective fabric technologies

INVISTA’s CORDURA brand is broadening its portfolio of protective performance fabric technologies suitable for today’s workwear environments. 

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Three new categories

Safety company Arco has launched its 2017-18 Big Book catalogue offering a wide choice in personal protective equipment (PPE) and workwear.

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