What’s New: Regatta Professional The innovation doesn’t stop
Born from the UK’s biggest outdoor clothing brand, Regatta Professional provides sustainable style, protection and comfort – it’s clothing that works since 1981. With a huge new wardrobe already for 2022, the workwear giant has been busy adding to its 2023 collections, bringing you fresh style and design innovation. Let’s take a look at the new designs…
year it brings new jackets, fl eeces and softshells made using recycled materials. There’s also coveralls available for those youngsters who like to get stuck in with the graft.
Regatta Professional has responsibly sourced options for workers
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f you need to separate teams within a busy warehouse environment, then opt for Regatta Professional’s responsibly sourced uniform solutions made using Better Cotton. There’s a range of sweatshirts, polos and hoodies available in six colourways – providing perfect uniform options.
Whether you’re commuting or hiking, trust in Regatta Professional’s backpacks. The hardwearing rucksacks come in a range of sizes to fi t your journey, and features include metal frames to add stability and handy internal hydration storage pockets to help you stay hydrated. If you need quality, fuss-free staple pieces, then take a look at the new Navigate range. It’s full of core products spanning from warming fl eeces to softshells and insulated jackets – perfect for the winter weather.
Something diff erent
Have a fashion-conscious workforce and want something a little different? Then go for Regatta Professional’s new Vintage range. The fun retro-style clothing will set you apart from the rest, while protecting you from the winter chill.
Regatta Professional hasn’t forgotten about the kids. Its Junior range provides clothing for all adventures, and this
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If you’re keeping your staff safe, then you can rely on Regatta Professional’s brilliant hi-vis collection. It extends to bomber jackets, overtrousers, lightweight waterproofs, fl eece and more – catering to the specifi c job and work environment at hand. Not only that, the workwear expert has added innovative ID Refl ection Technology to its hi-vis pieces, making sure wearers are seen from all angles. Want to help organise busy work environments? Then opt for the new product, the Pro Two-Tone Hi Vis Vest that comes in a variety of colourways.
Regatta’s hi-vis range keeps you safe
For fuss-free staples choose the new Navigate range
durable nylon overlay panel to protect from sharp objects. It’s also waterproof and fl eece lined to see off rain and cold. When it comes to keeping your tools handy, you can choose from a range of Regatta Professional tool bags, belts and holsters. Durably built, all tool holders are made from strong, recycled polyester that lasts. The Holster Pouch comes with lots of pockets and it can be worn over the shoulder and secured with the release buckle, providing convenient access to your tools on the go. Prefer something around the waist? Go for the Complete Tool Belt. The tradies tool belt features multiple pockets and is fi nished with a durable rubber grab handle, making it a great portable piece. You’ll need tools to go with your tool belt, and you can now pick them up from Regatta Professional, with everything available from tape measures to spirit levels.
Reinforced to resist against sharp objects, the new Pro Ballistics range from Regatta Professional combines safety and weather protection. The men’s ballistic jacket comes with a
Once you’ve kitted out your staff with the right clothing and accessories, you’ll need to turn your attention to safety shoes. There’s boots or trainers, packed with safety features to keep you protected throughout the day. Check out the new Dealer boot, made with real leather, featuring a waterproof inner to keep your feet happy plus a steel top cap for ultimate protection.
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