FEATURE
DRESS FOR THE HEAT For you to stay cool and comfortable in warmer
weather, workwear choices matter a lot. For optimum performance your workwear needs to deliver great ventilation, have a fabric that dries fast while still offering the protection you need. Make the right choices and you’ll be well prepared for a hot day at work.
VENTILATION When temperatures are on the up, ventilation is
crucial. It can be achieved in different ways, either by how the workwear is designed or the functionality it delivers. Two of the main features Snickers workwear integrates into its workwear to offer great breathability are the 37.5 technology for cooling comfort and Mechanical Air Flow.
FABRIC TECHNOLOGY AND WORKING COMFORT The fabric in your workwear definitely affects how
comfortable you’ll be throughout the workday. Cheap workwear that uses poor quality fabrics might be easy on the wallet but they wear easily, cause discomfort and chafing, affecting your mood and wellbeing. Good quality lighter fabrics – especially those with good stretchability and those that offer UV protection – provide more ventilation and they dry quickly. While cheaper cotton-based fabrics absorb moisture and dry slowly. Snickers Workwear’s LiteWork collection is specially developed for warm days at work, giving you good-looking, quality clothes made in lighter fabrics to ensure great ventilation and comfort.
LITEWORK, QUICK-DRYING WORKWEAR FOR
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE The LiteWork collection is specially developed for warmer weather. It features the revolutionary 37.5 technology and stretch fabrics for the best in mobility, moisture transport and ventilation. What’s more, advanced functionality and great fabric technology will ensure cool and dry working comfort, no matter what the weather conditions are.
So, if you’re thinking about what’s most practical – and beneficial – to wear this summer for work or
AN ALTOGETHER COOLER EXPERIENCE On a hot day you really need a garment made from a
fabric that has the ultimate capacity for ventilation and moisture transport. That is why Snickers Workwear uses 37.5 fabric technology to provide hardworking craftsmen and women with the coolest experience.
Five Cool facts About 37.5 Technology
• The active particles used in 37.5 technology are derived from natural sources such as coconut shells and volcanic minerals.
• Fabrics with 37.5 technology dry up to five times faster than performance fabrics without.
• The hotter a user gets the stronger the drive force removing moisture becomes.
• 37.5 works to the level of 37.5 degrees, both when it comes to humidity percentage and temperature.
leisure, many of the of Snickers Workwear styles are dual purpose and work hard at reducing our collective carbon footprints.
If it’s performance you need, check out the upgraded lightweight and breathable 37.5 fabric technology in Snicker’s Workwear’s shirts and base-layer clothes. With superb cooling technology, they’re great for demanding tasks on site as well as high intensity gym work, circuit training, jogging, hill walking and mountain-biking. Look out for styles made from the highly functional 37.5 fabric for optimal ventilation, cooling and moisture transport to keep you feeling fresh for longer.
AND FINALLY… While style, comfort and functionality have been key
drivers in Snickers Workwear clothing development over the last 50 years, fabric technology, performance and sustainability is now central to the technical design of the brand’s clothing, just as it is in performance sports and leisurewear. The result is environmentally- friendly, ergonomically designed dual-purpose working clothes that are not only designed to meet the physical demands that tradesmen and women face at work but are also ideal for some sports and leisure activities. Most important in today’s climate, they’ll help reduce your carbon footprint too.
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