What’s New: Regatta Professional A brand new wardrobe
Regatta Professional has a brand new 2022 wardrobe, filled with fresh style and design innovation. From recycled jackets to a brand new collection, let’s take a look at the new designs.
Innovative ID Reflection Technology has been added to the High Visibility range
The Country range is new for 2022 B
ack in 2019 Regatta Professional created the Honestly Made collection – the workwear industry’s first 100% recycled fabric and insulated clothing.
The clothing is crafted from plastic bottles collected from recycling centres, which are then processed and spun into thread. Following on from the success of the range, Professional expanded this sustainable offering to some of its best-loved hero pieces including the popular Dover jacket and Ablaze softshell. The Eco Ablaze comes with all the benefits of the original Ablaze, packaged up in a sustainable design. There are approximately 18 plastic bottles used to make one jacket, preventing hundreds of thousands from landfill each year. The new Eco version is still highly brandable, allowing for screen, transfer and vinyl printing.
The Eco Dover, just like the Eco Ablaze, doesn’t compromise on performance. Made from waterproof and breathable fabric and a fleece lining for comfort and warmth.
Functional quality workwear Regatta Professional has been producing functional, quality workwear and safety clothing for 40 years, and caters for so many industries worldwide. The brand is always looking to expand its selection, and new for 2022 is the Country collection. With the Country collection, Regatta Professional is getting workers
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ready for the challenges of farming. Hydrafort fabric, Thermoguard insulation and triple-stitched seams are matched with country-inspired designs for the ideal collection. Farmers can go traditional with wax bodywarmers and checked shirts and prepare for the winter chill with fleeces and warming jackets. There are protective overalls for foul weather and tailored trousers for style, plus all the accessories to complete the uniform.
Megan Pacey, Regatta Professional’s marketing manager, says: “The Country collection is an exciting new venture for Professional. We’ve really enjoyed fusing authentic farming designs and prints with fabric technology to create a super stylish and protective range.”
Safety is important
Safety is always a huge aspect of Regatta Professional’s workwear development, and this continues for 2022. The new High Visibility range is ever-expanding and totally reimagines traditional hi-vis clothing. There are stylish bomber jackets, overtrousers, lightweight waterproofs and fleeces that cater to the specific job and work environment at hand. From hi-vis polo tops perfect for summer working to bulk-free softshells that make sure nothing gets in the way of work, you’ll find it all in the High Visibility range.
But that’s not all, instead of standard hi-vis bands, Regatta Professional has
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added innovative angled ID Reflection Technology to its hi-vis pieces, that show which way you’re facing at all times. Determined to diversify its ranges, the workwear specialist has also designed the Pro Action Trousers for women – helping them get the job done in protective, comfortable gear – tailored to their size. The women’s trousers are made with a strong and soft polycotton fabric and feature a part-elasticated waist for agility. There are multiple pockets for convenience.
Megan adds: “We’re really proud of our new ranges, where we see style and design innovation moving together for an unrivalled collection. Seeing our products available for women to reflect the industries we serve is something we’re keen to expand on in the coming year.”
The popular Dover jacket is now available in a recycled plastic version
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