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you warm during the winter months,’ added Morton.
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the high visibility
of the product is essential for this industry, where being seen to be safe is paramount.
Flame retardant range
Dickies produce a selection of Proban and Pyrovatex flame retardant and fire resistant garments. Workers can be assured Dickies’ flame retardant garments will provide protection as per the up-to-date regulations. All Dickies’ flame retardant overalls comply with British Standards. Proban is a flame retardant solution that provides peace of mind to both industrial and consumer markets. It was developed to give cotton (or cotton rich fabrics) the reliable flame retardant properties that meet industry fire regulations. Pyrovatex is one of the most widely used flame retardant treatments for 10 per cent cotton fabrics. Pyrovatex not only affords regulation protection for the whole life of the garment, but the cotton retains its comfort and durability.
Dickies’ Baselayer Thermal Long Johns are a modern variation of the traditional product. Designed with highly breathable, quality fabric which helps regulate the body’s temperature regardless of working conditions. Dickies recommends teaming them with a baselayer vest for total body coverage.
‘Down to the toes Dickies offer high quality thermal socks, designed to keep
Safety footwear is critical for railway workers for inclement conditions. All safety footwear sold by Dickies conforms to EN ISO 20345, which provides a basic impact level of 200 joules. This means the toe- cap will withstand an impact of 20kg falling from a height of 1.02 metres.
The Dickies’ Urban Hi Boot is entirely free of metal, with its fully composite safety toe and midsole construction. The boot has full-grain leather upper with a Thinsulate lining. The padded collar and tongue provide additional comfort. The Medway Safety Boot is S3 SRA has 200-joule
toe-cap protection; closed seat region (fully enclosed heel); antistatic properties; energy
absorption of seat region; water
penetration and water absorption
resistance; plus penetration resistance and cleated outsole. Its heel is energy- absorbing, easing the punishment of busy feet on rough ground. ‘Your safety is priceless - why trust anything less?’ said Morton.
Branded workwear adds professionalism ‘Nothing says professional quite like embroidered workwear. Embroidered company logos or badges on work shirts, gloves, overalls and jackets provide an air of authority and quality,’ said Morton. Dickies can help your company achieve that professional look with a personalised embroidery service for all types of workwear. Dickies’ embroidery team provides expert advice on the colour, size and placement of embroidered logos. ‘Professionally embroidered logos can be used to complement formal work trousers, shirts and uniforms, or can be used to polish off casual work wear, such as shorts, t-shirts
and caps. Not only does embroidered workwear look professional, it also serves an important identifying and uniting purpose among employees,’ added
Morton. • Tel: 01761 419419
www.dickiesworkwear.com
www.dickieseurope.com
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