Focus on Hospitality & Catering R312X
Work-Guard by Result The pinnacle of front of house clothing
The R312X Apex Polo Shirt is the pinnacle of front of house polo shirts in durable cotton/ polyester from Work-Guard by Result. Washable at 60˚C, its seams are overlocked with polyfi lm to retain shape and its soft bag chest pocket with button fastening has been specially designed for easy decoration. It features a locker patch at the neck for self-branding, a reinforced three-button placket, reinforced side vents and a raised fl at knit rib collar and cuff. With so many features, this polo is a real functional work and uniform piece. Available in eight colours and in XS-5XL, this is a superb mix and match item.
www.workguardworkwear.com
Disley Traditionally modern
Designed to make a great fi rst impression and stand the test of time, Disley’s Hospitality range has been tailored to the very highest standards. Integrating soil and stain release technology into a durable, wicking fabric beautifully combines function with style.
With sizes stretching from 6-30 for the ladies and 28-52in waist for the men, this capsule collection really does cater for all. Tax tabs can be added and trousers hemmed to the desired length by Disley’s in-house alteration team.
www.disley.com
H590/ H591 Tailored to the highest standards Henbury Easycare shirts
Henbury’s COFREX/ PUFY lightweight, 100% polyester range is a high performer for a professional look while remaining cool and comfortable during working hours.
Made with a permanent wicking yarn, anti-bacterial fi nish, anti-UV barrier and quick drying properties, these styles are an all-round uniform winner.
H590/ H591 Men’s/ Ladies Wicking Long Sleeved Shirts always look the part with their crisp, easycare fi nish. Available in a large sizes range, men’s S-4XL and ladies XS-4XL, the styles can be offered across the full team in a number of essential and core colours.
www.henbury.com
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