Focus onWomenswear
Ensuring the best fi t is achieved Want to wear it sustainably? Opt for Regatta
Professional’s Honestly Made Softshell.
This jacket is specifi cally made for women to ensure the best fi t is achieved. It’s crafted from recycled softshell fabric that’s warm backed, water-repellent and wind resistant. This triple threat is provided in a bulk-free design that won’t weigh you down. It’s super soft too.
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Womens Honestly Made Softshell
Regatta Professional
R193F Ice Bird Padded Gilet
Packable performance for life on the move The super soft, lightweight, water repellent and windproof R193F Ice Bird
Padded Gilet from Result is designed to give maximum comfort and warmth while providing great freedom of movement.
Features include a zip through collar with chin guard, zipped front pockets, adjustable shockcord hem, inner storm fl ap and an inside chest pocket. This garment is ready to brand with easy access for embroidery and transfer via an inner lower back and left chest zip. Sizes XS to XL. Also available in mens sizing.
The perfect layer garment for variable weather conditions and your everyday favourite.
IS Enterprises
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A splash of luxury
Bringing a splash of luxury to evening relaxation is the Satin Range from Towel City.
Made in a 95% polyester, 5% elastane lightweight satin, these styles lend themselves to embroidery, vinyl print and sublimation print – perfect for personalisation. TC055 Ladies’ Satin Long Pyjamas combine a piped edge shirt with chest pocket and long trousers with elasticated waist. Alternatively, the TC057 Ladies’ Satin Cami Short Pyjamas blend a cami top with adjustable spaghetti straps with balloon shorts designed with an elasticated waistband. Both sets are available in black, white and light pink in sizes XS/S, M/L and XL/XXL.
www.towelcity.co.uk Towel City
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TC057 Ladies’ Satin Cami Short Pyjamas
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