CLOTHING
TIMCO LAUNCHES EXTENSIVE WORKWEAR RANGE
TIMCO, a leading supplier of essential construction products, extends its promise to provide the essential products that trade professionals rely on every day, by including the clothes they wear too, as it launches a brand-new workwear range.
The comprehensive branded TIMCO range includes workwear for every role and task and includes trousers, shorts, overalls, fleeces, rain jackets, waterproof trousers, soft shell jackets, and padded bodywarmers. It also includes accessories such as beanie hats, belts and socks. The new range of workwear adds to the range of Hi-Vis Clothing that was launched earlier this year.
The clothing has been specifically designed by TIMCO to suit a variety of jobs, so for example there are Craftsman Trousers made from heavy- duty breathable, 4-way stretch fabric, with nine different pockets to store tools, tape measures etc, plus an adjustable hammer strap. In contrast, the Yardsman Trousers are made from lightweight, sturdy fabric and provide all-day comfort.
All TIMCO clothing is available in a variety of sizes and will be ready to order from January 2023. However, by way of introduction to the range, a selection of waterproof workwear as well as bodywarmers, jackets and fleece will be available to order throughout December. The premium rain jackets and trousers are made from heavy-duty, high-stretch nylon fabric, for enhanced movement and comfort, which is 100% waterproof yet breathable, easy to clean and stain resistant. All photography of the new workwear range that will feature in brochures, merchandising units, and on the TIMCO website, has been taken in-house and features TIMCO colleagues modelling the clothing. The new workwear completed a highly successful year for TIMCO, in its 50th anniversary year, in which it has launched 1,000 new products, bringing the total number of products to 8,000.
Simon Midwood, MD of TIMCO comments: “We’ve always pledged to provide every type of tool, building supply and equipment that construction and industrial workers might need throughout their working lives, and to guarantee outstanding quality too, and now we’re delighted to be extending this to the clothes they wear too. We’ve spent 36 months in R&D to ensure a robust and comprehensive product range at value-for-money prices, which we are confident will be a big hit with our customers.”
HULTAFORS’ COLLECTION OF TOOLS Well on the way to becoming most preferred tool brand for discerning
tradesmen and women, the hallmark of HULTAFORS Tools is the Swedish design that’s made to last.
Whether you’re measuring, marking or levelling; cutting, chopping or chiselling; prying, striking or wrecking, the innovative designs, precision and ergonomics of Hultafors Tools can handle the toughest of applications to deliver a precise, quality finish - always.
SNICKERS WORKWEAR MID-LAYER CLOTHING
SNICKERS Workwear’s innovative and sustainable Mid-layer clothing has excellent breathability for efficient body-temperature management. The new autumn-winter styles include the FlexiWork High-Vis Hoodie which is stretchy, versatile and made from a 2-layer mesh fabric and recycled polyester fibres. This Class 1 Hoodie comes with glow-in-the-dark and flashes and plenty of features to deliver comfort and functionality. Use FlexiWork Jacket underneath an outer layer on cold days or on its own in milder conditions. It’s made from a functional fabric with a high content of recycled polyester fibres and an ergonomic design for plenty of freedom of movement.
January 2023
www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net
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