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YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE In warm, sunny working conditions, you need clothes with exceptional breathability and ventilation to avoid heat stress. With that in mind, Snickers Workwear uses stretchable fabrics with 37.5 Fabric Technology. Patented particles in the fabric help your body maintain an ideal core temperature – a process of thermoregulation – by removing perspiration vapours before they can turn into liquid sweat. That means you can stay both cool and dry no matter how hot it gets.


PERSONAL AS WELL AS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION


Sustainability is a key part of Snickers Workwear’s design and development philosophy. It’s not just functionality, practicality and the physical demands on the body when working hard which are key drivers in the brand’s product development, it’s the physical demands that product manufacturing places on the environment that matter too.


So, if you’re thinking about what’s most practical and beneficial to wear this summer and, if it’s performance and protection you need, check out the upgraded lightweight and breathable 37.5 fabric in Snickers Workwear’s Mid- and Base-layer clothes. With superb cooling technology, they’re great for demanding tasks on site as well as UV protection.


Style, comfort, functionality and performance have always been key drivers in Snickers Workwear clothing development over the years. But now, modern day concerns about sustainability and personal protection from the invisible hazards have brought a new dimension into the technical design of Snickers Workwear for this summer.


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