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INDUSTRIAL WORKWEAR
PRESTIGE LEISURE UK
Dickies and RTXtra join the fold
RTY WORKWEAR
How do you make
Prestige Leisure UK have strengthened their
workwear exciting?
2009 workwear range with the addition of the
Dickies brand.
WD001M
Dickies workwear is a much sought after brand
and Prestige are stocking 27 styles including the
WD001 Redhawk zipped coverall. This comes in
black, navy, red and royal, sizes 42 to 50. This
coverall has full back elastication and action
back, a two way metal zip front with studded
over placket, two zippered chest pockets, rule
and tool pockets, two swing pockets with side
access, a double pencil pocket on the sleeve and
reinforced knee pouches to incorporate the
WD120 kneepads.
The WD070 utility vest has a 100% ripstop nylon
taslan, PU water repellent coating outer and
polyester anti-pill polarfleece inner. This vest has
two lower patch pockets, a lower bellowed
pocket with side hand warmer access and Velcro
fastened flap, zip access pocket behind lower
patch pocket, right chest pocket with side zip RTY workwear has been established now for
access, upper patch pocket with Velcro fastened over ten years in the promotional industry and
flap, external mobile phone pocket and internal as such has a great reputation for design,
chest pocket. Sizes range from M to XXL and this durability, quality, reliability, washability and
vest is available in navy. availability, the things that matter most, sorry
we have to set exciting aside!
coated, 265gsm. These stain resistant trousers The RTY Workwear sub brand with its
RTY101M
have cargo pockets with tool sections and two meticulous attention to detail has steadily
back pockets with Velcro fastening. Sizes range evolved as the largest of the three sections of
from 30 to 48ins; leg lengths are regular and the whole RTY Workwear, Hi Visibility and
long in black and navy. Enhanced Visibility collection and now features
The RTY101 softshell workwear jacket is 97% 23 items covering most standard requirements
polyester. This jacket has reinforced shoulders for the workforce.
and elbows, reflective piping on shoulder seams, Polos, sweats, hoodies, fleece, soft shell,
multi pockets, inner storm flap and is windproof trousers, shorts, overalls, outerwear and a
and water-resistant (2000mm). Sizes are from S comprehensive knitwear offering in an
to 6XL and colours, black and navy. extensive colour palette and great size offering
For more information call 0800 652 1234,
email
sales@prestigeleisure.com, or visit
www.prestigeleisure.com
RTY101M
Another new brand added to Prestige’s range for
2009 is RTXtra. They have a range of four core
products which offer “wearability, washability,
highest possible specifications, stock availability,
great value and 100% customer satisfaction”.
The RX150 premium polo comes in six colours make it easy to create the co-ordinated
and is available in S to 4XL. This polo has a professional look of your customers’ choice.
taped neck, twin needle stitching, Ottoman
collar and cuffs, drop tail with side vents for RTY workwear is available only to the printwear
extra comfort and is suitable for a 60C wash. and embroidery trade from: Pencarrie 0800 252
Russell Workwear’s 003M polycotton twill 248; Prestige Leisure 0800 6521234; Ralawise
workwear jacket is 65% polyester 35%, 0800 212180; Ralawise Ireland 1800 599 599
245gsm. It has a cadet collar, drop tail, storm The comprehensive brochure is available from
flap, D-ring, adjustable cuffs and hem, with distributors
www.engineeredclothing.com
decoration access at left chest. Sizes range from
www.rtyworkwear.com
XS to 4XL and six colours are available.
RTY Workwear’s RTY38 premium workwear
trousers are 65% polyester 35% cotton, Teflon
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