Focus on Accessories & Ancillaries
Result Essential Hygiene Protect your face
The RV007X Essential Hygiene Recyclable Spectacle Splash Shield (Non-PPE) is a super light, transparent and disposable spectacle frame mounted splash barrier for the face. It is produced from recyclable PET. Quick to assemble, each retail pack comes with fi ve frames and 25 shields. Conforms to standard EN166:2001 (eye protection).
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RV007X
Fusible Systems The perfect summer cap
The perfect cap for summer? The new MB6244 6 Panel Mesh Cap Mélange by Myrtle Beach might just be the one.
Thanks to a lined sweatband and two embroidered ventilation holes on the front panels, the cap is pleasant to wear even with higher temperatures. Laminated front panels ensure durability and the stylish combination of the mesh and mélange look makes for a true eye catcher.
Simply adjust the size with the ‘click & snap’ adjuster and you are ready to go. The MB6244 is available in four different colours: white/ grey-melange/ black, grey-melange/ black, navy-melange/ white as well as brown-melange/black.
www.fusiblesystems.co.uk
MB6244 6 Panel Mesh Cap Mélange
Towel City Suitable for any form of branding
The Towel City Collection offers a range of towels, robes, sleepwear and accessories with combined quality and affordability. Desirable for the hospitality and spa market, the TC067 Open Toe Slipper made in a 100% polyester Terry with adjustable hooks and loop top fastening and padded sole in sizes 4/7 – 8/11. The slipper can be sublimation printed, vinyl printed or embroidered and is suitable for any form of branding.
www.towelcity.co.uk
TC067 Open Toe Slipper
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