P&P LIVE! 2022 Preview NEUTRAL
For 2022 Neutral, has launched a new label free collection through its Tiger Cotton Project.
To protect biodiversity, people and planet Tiger Cotton works to convert conventional cotton farming to organic. There are five products including a unisex T shirt, sweatshirt, hoodie, zip hoodie and a shopping bag. This high quality label free basic wear is made with GOTs certified 100% organic cotton in conversion and certified with the EU Ecolabel, SA8000 and Oeko-Tex. The range is
manufactured using solar and wind power and is also vegan friendly.
The Tiger is a symbol of all the biodiversity and wildlife that regenerates when
PREMIER
Customers can expect the usual high standard of stand design with a warm welcome from their Premier brand representatives who will be on hand to talk through new styles, hand out free samples, brochures and swatch cards.
Building on Premier’s sustainable collection, the team is pleased to introduce some exciting new styles that have been sourced and manufactured in a more environmentally friendly manner.
PR219 and PR319
The Barley Contrast Stitch Bib Apron is a new apron made with a combination of sustainable cotton and recycled polyester, while the Regenerate Bib Apron is born from offcuts of denim fabric that have been shredded up and regenerated to form this beautiful vintage-inspired style.
Recognising that many people working in the hospitality sector prefer a more casual solution to shirting, Premier has introduced a duo of sustainable T shirts, made with responsibly sourced cotton. Take on look on stand H22.
PRODUCT ZONE Men’s Fit T-Shirt
a conventional farmer converts into organic. It started out as a pilot project in collaboration with WWF India and has now grown into a full-scale product-line converting farmers all over India. Find out more on stand B50.
ONE+ALL
One+All’s new name (formerly Rowlinson Knitwear) reflects the company’s focus on sustainability in everything it does. So, at every step of its products’ journeys, the team aims to do the right thing – for the team, partners, the planet, and for customers. One+All is proud to be 100% employee owned and a Certified B Corporation. Every colleague wants the company to improve, and work together to be the best business it can be.
The team delighted to be back at P&P LIVE! showcasing the latest schoolwear and corporatewear. Come and meet the team on stand A40.
Product Zone is one of the UK’s largest headwear suppliers of plain stock and fully bespoke headwear to the trade. Established in 2006 with a focus on the sports and charity sectors, Product Zone has since expanded into the workwear, promotional, licensed and fashion markets.
Come and see the team on stand and view the vast range of plain stock caps and beanies, all available to be delivered in 24 hours. Having recently introduced a comprehensive range of plain stock Product Zone is making large strides into this market and plans to hold even larger stocks in future to cope with the amazing
Product Zone was established in 2006 demand experienced in the last year.
Also on display will be the different types of decoration on offer from Product Zone’s Far East factories for fully bespoke caps and knitted hats.
The team believes its network of factories across the Far East and Turkey, its large and diverse range of headwear, and a proven track record for innovative, dependable service are what set Product Zone apart from the competitors.
The team offers expertise in headwear, an in-depth knowledge of the production process. Clients include charities, supermarkets, promotional companies, distributors and fast-food restaurants. Clients keep on returning because of the team’s commitment to quality, cost-effectiveness, timely delivery, professionalism and innovation.
One+All will showcase Performa Cotton, Performa 50 and Performa Executive
The team looks forward to seeing you face to face at the show on stand P62.
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