OTS supplement
New Polar Buff® Reversible previews
New Polar Buff® Reversible is designed to offer the greatest protection of the polar products.
Combining two of the most well-loved Polar Buff® Reversible fabrics into a continuous tube this two layer piece is made using the Original Buff® polyester microfibre sewn top and bottom to a cylindrical piece of Polartec® fleece. The construction produces a continuous double layered tube which in turn creates an air cushion, giving extra protection to maintain body temperature and prevent heat loss. Polar Buff® Reversible can be worn in over 30 different ways making it the most versatile, chill-killing accessory on the market while offering fantastic value for money. RRP £24.00 Trade £11.75. The Buff® headwear range is available to trade customers through Buffera’s trade website
www.buffera.co.uk.
For further information contact Sarah Gowans
sarah@buffera.co.uk or for sales please contact
sales@buffera.co.uk t:01707 852244
Stand Number 215
Wolverine’s Rugged Outdoor Spring/Summer collection 2011 Showing at OTS, stand No. 188
New for 2011, Wolverine reveals it’s strongest collection of shoes to date with a wide range of styles utilising their updated Individual Comfort System (iCS), with a more user friendly top loading system. A further addition to Wolverine’s growing list of innovative technologies is their Cross Channel Circulation (C3) which can be found in their version of the dock-side shoe, the Walkabout amongst others. This clever design not only drains water out but also pulls fresh air in to the sole unit ensuring that your feet are kept as dry and comfortable as possible. At Wolverine, we believe your foot is unique. To maintain health, you need a shoe that gives your foot its optimum comfort. Wolverine’s Individual Comfort System (iCS) gives you that comfort, no matter whether you have high arches, low arches, or anything in between.
Our new top loading system allows you to easily remove the insole from your shoe and then set our iCS wave disk to one of the four settings:
I – Enhances inner foot support and reduces inward tilt O- Enhances outer foot support and reduces outwards tilt. F- Go firm for extra bounce in your stride. C- Adds cushion for maximum shock absorption
Two of Wolverine’s more popular shoes, the Hatch (Men’s) and Salina (Women’s) both house this fantastic technology making them the perfect choice whether you are heading up to the hills for a light hike, or out walking your dog. With their EVA outsoles and TPU Arch and heel support, you can be sure to get wherever you want to go in style and comfort.
For more information on Wolverine’s new range for Spring 2011, please visit
www.wolverine.com 4 OTS SUPPLEMENT 2010 Stand Number 188 Stand Number 16 Target Dry
Spring Summer 2011 sees a big leap forward for Target Dry’s best selling microfibre range. Three new styles have been introduced - the Rochelle jacket, Versailles ¾ length coat and Bordeaux trouser. Current styles Torino and Milano see new colours added to complete what is a very exciting collection.
In addition to the microfibre range, Target Dry also welcomes an exciting new poncho to the market leading Mac in a Sac® range. This new style will add another dimension to the brand and features two solid colours and two striking prints. The Mac in a Sac® Continental has a new range of fresh sorbet colours for SS11, with Classic adding a vibrant new Canary Yellow. The true outdoor enthusiast will not be disappointed with what’s on offer as Target Dry showcase their new Xtreme Series. Pioneer, the first style in this range proofs that you can have the full checklist of
features without the hefty price tag. See the full range at OTS, Stand 61
Stand Number 16 Stand Number 61
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