Dickies Keeps You Safe, Seen


And Warm Dickies supply a wide range of high visibility clothing, that conform to the current safety standards EN471 and EN343. Dickies have also introduced an


exciting new two-tone range for this year. The entire range has been designed to sit across all Dickies collections. Attention to details with features such as reflective piping, and high quality functional fabrics, make this the most exciting launch of products to date. The new parka jacket is a key


piece in the collection- ideal for the colder days: key features include a removable hood, sherpa collar lining,removable fur and a tail hem for extra back warmth. Double access lower pockets keep the hands warm when not working and the nylon taslon fabric makes this parka water proof to 1000mm, durable but also light to wear. Inside the coat there is a A soft-shell jacket with a hood is a strong piece in this collection. It is in a


waterproof fabric to 8000mm and breathable to 1000mvp. The fit of the jacket has been designed so that it sits closer to the body than Dickies alternative soft shells but with an adjustable hem to ensure that Dickies cater for all customers. The Medway Safety Hiker is thinsulate insulated and water resistant. The heel


is energy absorbing easing the punishment of busy feet on rough ground. Comfortable to wear all day every day and offering ultimate winter protection. For more information on Dickies, visit www.dickiesworkwear.com.


Blaklader Winterwear A demanding and physical job means that you need to know that you can always rely on your work clothing. From clothing that simply protects against the elements when working outside, to technically complex garments designed to protect the wearer from extreme temperature, it is essential that your work wear is fit for purpose. Swedish workwear brand, Blåkläder knows the importance of carefully crafted,


safe and high quality clothing and provides a variety of options to ensure you are protected whatever the weather. The Craftsman range is ideal for any hard working professional and the


trousers are no exception, with a range of fantastic features on the Craftsman trouser including handy screwdriver and hammer loops, reinforced pockets with penpocket and knife-holders in water resistant material and adjustable knee pad pockets in CORDURA®. For your feet, Blåkläder have


it covered. The 2415 Winter boot is just one example of Blåkläder’s great range of shoes and boots. Every detail is selected with great care, including stability board and correct flex point, and TPU reinforcement outside the heel for increased stability and protection. Workwear should be high on


your list of priorities as an industry professional. It’s important to ensure all clothing is great quality, durable, comfortable and protective. Blåkläder has a well-earned reputation for making some of the industry’s most robust, hard- wearing and practical workwear and can help ensure you’re protected the best you can be. More information can be found at www.blaklader.com


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Tommy Walsh urges the industry to look after their feet through


Autumn Autumn is officially here. The weather’s getting colder and the darkness is drawing in, but it doesn’t mean that your feet have to suffer. Television’s celebrity builder


and DIY expert, Tommy Walsh knows how important it is to look after your feet at work as the weather gets cooler. “People often overlook their feet when they think about their workwear through the Autumn months but it’s essential that your feet are protected and warm while you’re at work. Workforce socks are perfect for this.’ The Workforce range offers


styles that can be easily chosen for their unique features, with a bespoke design suited to different tasks and footwear. Workforce Long Boot Socks offer increased support to the heel, toe and arch areas, ensuring greater durability and the specially developed Construction Sock brings together a combination of fantastic features that work with the requirements of a wide range of construction professionals. For safe, comfortable socks that work as hard as you do, Workforce socks are


the perfect choice for construction professionals, for a wide array of different DIY projects or simply for ensuring maximum comfort and support when worn for a number of different activities. With 16 different designs currently included in the range, practicality is always a priority and Workforce guarantees to provide a hard working sock that doesn’t compromise on style or comfort. For more information on Workforce please visit http://www.workforcesocks.co.uk/


Scruffs Ergonomic


3D Trade Trouser Winter 2014 collection Scruffs makes it easy for tradesmen to look good when they’re working hard,


with the launch of the 3D Trade Trouser, from the Winter 2014 workwear collection. Whether working in cold, wet or dry conditions, the vital factors remain the


same – the highest levels of comfort, protection and styling that turns heads on and off the job. With great design at its core,


Scruffs continues to set the standard as the UK’s leading workwear brand in terms of style, function and performance. Scruffs 3D Trade Trouser With an ergonomic design, the


new ‘Scruffs 3D Trade Trouser’ provides comfort and durability, with a made-to-fit feel. Key design features include


multifunctional pockets and pre-bent knees to give high manoeuvrability, with a curve in the leg that fits comfortably whether standing or kneeling. Cordura® enforced kneepads


and triple stitched seams at major stress points add extra security and comfort. Available in Black and Graphite. For full range info and to find out


more about the Scruffs Winter Essentials deals visit www.scruffs.co.uk


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