Supplier Profile: Craghoppers
A meticulously crafted collection
The Craghoppers Expert and Workwear collections are meticulously crafted by a team of specialist designers who leverage Craghoppers’ extensive knowledge of outdoor and adventure technology to provide high-quality, durable workwear, designed to meet the rigorous demands of professionals.
W Legwear
The legwear range offers a breadth of options for men and women. The Expert Kiwi Pro Stretch trouser is a popular style offering day-long comfort and performance in the outdoors. The main fabric is made of 96% polyamide (60% recycled), 4% elastane. They offer year-round SolarShield technology giving sun protection to UPF 40+; resistance to rain and water-based stains due to the plant based H2OShield PFC Free DWR fi nish and a barrier against biting insects due to the NosiDefence fabric.
Shirts
The shirt range includes the Expert Kiwi Long Sleeved Shirt and Short Sleeved Shirt.
The main fabric is made from 65% recycled polyester and 35% cotton again with NosiDefence and SolarShield available in various colour options.
Obviously, it’s personal preference, but the long-sleeved version offers more sun protection. You would need to apply sun protection cream to exposed areas with the short-sleeved version.
Fleece and softshell
The mid layer range from Craghoppers is available in half zip, full zip and gilet style in various colourways.
The Expert Corey 200 Fleece Half Zip (Miska for women) is a key piece in the range as a year-round insulator, that warms either as an outer layer or mid-layer under a waterproof jacket. Also available
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hen you are working outdoors, you do not want the worry of harmful sun rays or annoying biting insects disrupting your day. Craghoppers has taken its technologies and included them in its Expert and Workwear ranges.
as a jacket, these fl eece are made from 100% recycled polyester microfl eece with recycled zip tapes.
As an alternative, the Expert Basecamp Softshell Jacket is made from main fabric: 97% polyester (62% recycled), 3% elastane fi nished with a plant-based water repellent fi nish. The jacket comes with three zipped pockets to keep essentials close by. A full-length zip with inner zip guard features with inner drawcord hem adjusters and elastic bound cuffs help trap the warmth in and keep the cold out.
Craghoppers comprehensive workwear solutions
The workwear range is functional, hardwearing and features key pieces which are practical and look great too. As an expert in legwear, Craghoppers’ workwear trousers have gained great reviews for their performance and attention to detail. The Sheffi eld Stretch Holster Workwear Trousers are made from main fabric: 95% polyamide (50% recycled) with 5% elastane for stretch for active work and added Cordura panelling. Featuring a total of 16 pockets, these trousers also come with articulated knees and a hammer loop as well as many other helpful additions. The Bedale Stretch Cargo Workwear Trousers are for the worker needing something more heavyweight. Also made from main fabric: 95% polyamide (50% recycled) with 5% elastane and reinforced panelling, the Bedale shares many features found in the Sheffi eld including knee pockets for knee protectors, a hammer loop and plenty of pockets alongside a part elasticated waist and articulated knees for freer movement.
Craghoppers’ comprehensive range offers a complete clothing solution, from head to toe – brandable for your company’s requirements.
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Expert Kiwi Pro Stretch trouser
Sheff ield Stretch Holster Workwear Trousers and Bedale Stretch Cargo Workwear Trousers
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