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INDUSTRIAL WORKWEAR
BTC ACTIVEWEAR
Biggest brands for the biggest jobs
BTC activewear has recognised the massive their iconic hoodie sweatshirt featuring
potential that branded workwear can offer the patented multi-pockets, reinforced elbow for
imprint industry and has lined-up an exceptional extra ruggedness and a contemporary fit.
stable of leading workwear names to complement Panoply offer a mid-price option to the big
the well established Dickies and Yoko brands. brand names with a choice of well styled
For the first time ever, such iconic names as and durable workwear garments, including
Mascot, Caterpillar, Snickers, Helly Hansen and the Mach 5 trouser, featuring kneepad
Panoply are available on a next-day, before-noon pockets, elasticated waist and seven
delivery – and from this month there’s the addition pockets.
of DeWalt and Lee Cooper to the industry’s most “To support our workwear collection we
comprehensive collection of workwear. have just launched a mini workwear
The new DeWalt range includes the stunning water catalogue available in a handy 64-page A5
resistant fleece lined site jacket, featuring a two- format that can be mailed out very
way YKK zip, taped seams, and waist/wrist
adjusters for comfort fitting.
Danish company Mascot offer a large
selection of workwear jackets including the
Aveiro – a breathable, wind and waterproof
jacket with fixed hood and taped seams.
The Caterpillar range includes the classic
bodywarmer: polyester filled and featuring
the iconic CAT logo on left chest, this heavy
duty jacket has a stand up collar, two front
zip pockets and two inner pockets.
Helly Hansen has been producing quality
workwear since 1877 and BTC activewear
are now stocking this popular Scandinavian
brand. The range includes the hard wearing
Ashford kneepad pant, featuring
reinforcements made from 100% Cordura
together with a plethora of practical pocket
and belt loop options.
The Snickers brand is extremely well known
among tradesmen and enjoys an envious
reputation for loyalty. The range includes
COSALT WORKWEAR
Cosalt scoops award
for rescue suit
Cosalt Workwear’s technical rescue suit won a
prestigious Blue Light Award at the Company
Clothing Awards held in London.
The award recognises garment innovation that
has contributed to the safety, comfort and
protection of police, ambulance, fire and other
rescue services personnel.
The technical rescue suit is already being used
by a number of rescue services with several
others showing interest.
economically,” said Nigel Roden, Cosalt's two-piece suit includes blood-borne
marketing manager. “And with a choice of pathogen protection to minimise the possibility
either un-priced or marked-up prices, this of infection when dealing with accidents where
superb little catalogue is proving to be a the victim is bleeding.
very cost-effective marketing tool for our It comprises a jacket and trouser which zip
customers.” together at the waist for complete protection
In addition, BTC activewear has a and a detachable liner.
selection of eye-catching POS material The front and back knee panels are articulated,
available for use in trade counters and with Aramid knee patches and Kevlar pads
showrooms. making it ideal for use in a variety of emergency
Nigel added: “Many customers are not situations.
aware that once decorated, The award was presented by Jose Sanchez,
workwear/uniforms are 100% tax Editor of Fire & Rescue Magazine, Alex Van
deductible – a massive selling point in Baalen for Company Clothing Magazine and
these challenging times.” Myleene Klass.
Cosalt Workwear were also shortlisted in the
For more details, call 0121 505 5177, Best Workwear Design category for the licensed
email
co9@btcactivewear.co.uk or visit Stanley range.
www.btcactivewear.co.uk
For more information visit
www.cosaltppe.com
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