DIY/Decorating/Workwear
DIY is a national hobby. There are many reasons why people choose DIY. It could be for the fun and satisfaction of creation, to learn, to get something that can’t be bought, or to save money. Interestingly in a survey conducted by the Social Issues Research Centre, only 2% of men and 12% of women said they never did any kind of DIY. This creates a huge market for DIY products. It was also stated that many DIYers visit stores on average once a month to buy products, whilst 5% said they visited once a day! Retailers need to make the most of this huge market and keep their shelves well stocked, especially at this time of year when Spring cleaning fever is upon us! DIYers of today benefit from the advances in technology and time saving gadgets and it is important that manufacturers keep retailers informed of the latest trends and innovations on offer to the consumer.
Snickers ‘Budget Busters’ It’s claimed there was some good news in the budget on fuel duty and personal allowances, but Snickers Workwear has gone one step further with the launch of its new ‘Budget Busters’ range of classic, original Workclothes. There’s great value ‘CoolTwill’ 3 Series Work Trousers and Holster Trousers
plus T-Shirts, Polo Shirts, Hoodies and Sweatshirts – all at knock-down prices. As ever with Snickers, it’s smart, practical workwear, packed with plenty of quality features to make your life easier on site. Check out the great value deals on Britain’s leading Workwear for professional tradesmen and women.
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Scruffs Pro Tech Jacket The Scruffs Pro Tech Jacket is an ultra lightweight performance fit work jacket that’s been engineered to withstand demanding work environments all year round.
Professional Painters
Covered By Dickies A collection of protective clothing specifically designed for professional painters and decorators is available from Dickies, the World’s largest privately owned specialist workwear company. The Eisenhower Painters Pro range consists of a Bib and Brace (Code No: EH10050), Trousers (Code No: EH10000) and a Polo shirt (Code No: EH11220). With the exception of the additional bib section which has elasticated and adjustable braces, a pen pocket, large front and two side zipped pockets, the Bib and Brace and Trousers share the same features. Each have strong Triple stitch detailing with Coats thread, elasticated waist bands, YKK metal zips and Cordura external, bottom-loading kneepad pouches. Other useful details include a rule pocket on the right leg, a Cargo pocket with a Velcro fastened flap, Cordura hemguards to the rear of the leg hems and on the right hip, Cordura tool loops with stud fastening. In white only, both garments are made from 65% Polyester and 35% cotton canvas in 260gsm with Teflon treated, 100% nylon panels. The Bib and Brace comes in sizes S, M L, XL and XXL, whilst the Trousers are available in sizes, Short 24-29, Regular 44-64 and Tall 90-100. The white Painter Pro Polo Shirt is made from 65% Polyester and 25% cotton 240gsm, has a three button placket and side vents. Sizes from small to extra large. The design, materials and manufacturing process of The Eisenhower Painters
Pro range ensures all-day comfort and value for money, long lasting durability and a smart and professional image at all times.
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Made from waterproof and breathable materials it delivers a durable functional shell that gives full protection against the elements, providing tradesmen with a vital defence layer. Key features in the jacket’s design include waterproof taped seams, offset front zip, concealed hem cord and hood adjusters. Together these provide the wearer with a watertight tailored fit. This combined with multiple pockets, Velcro adjustable cuffs, and easy-to-grip PU zip tabs make the Pro Tech a highly advanced technical jacket.
With a RRP of £59.95 ex.
vat the Pro Tech is part of a unique product line-up from Scruffs that offers dealers a great opportunity to make good margin on high quality products.
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