Focus on Outdoor Workwear The latest new releases in the outdoor workwear market
Tuff Stuff Workwear introduce New Camden Mid-Layer
The TuffStuff Camden Mid-Layer features 215gsm 100% polyester with a comfortable brushed fl eece inner, it’s a 1/4 Zip, lightweight and versatile with zipped chest pocket and natural stretch for comfort. Available in grey with sizes ranging from S-2XL.
The best-selling TuffStuff Profl ex Trouser, Ref 715. Manufactured from a Hard Wearing 260gsm 63% Polyester | 34% Cotton | 3% Elastane material offers full stretch with a slim fi t. It has triple stitched seams, Tuck away Tuff- Tex reinforced holster pockets, top loading Tuff-Tex 2.0 knee pad pockets, Tuff-Tex reinforced hem and a YKK zip. This style is available in 3 leg lengths, which is regular 30”, long 32.5” and extra long 35” (Only 30”-40”). Available in black, grey and navy.
www.castleclothing.co.uk
Tuff Stuff Camden Mid-Layer
Helly Hansen Oxford Light Fleece Jacket
Castle Clothing Helly Hansen Oxford
Light Fleece Jacket The Helly Hansen Oxford light fl eece is perfect for layering on slightly colder days. By using polartec recycled fl eece fabric it is a planet friendly choice to co-brand with your company.
www.hellyhansen.com Helly Hansen KK954M
Layered up workwear
Kustom Kit has a number of options in the collection that are perfect for layering up your workwear in the cooler months.
The two-layer KK954M Soft Shell Jacket is an ideal lightweight jacket for the outdoor workwear market. The self-fabric paneling to the shoulder and sides of the garment creates an effortlessly smart appearance, which can also be embellished with company branding.
This 320gsm jacket has 96/4 polyester/spandex bonded with 100%
polyester micro fl eece fabric and is available in navy and black, sizes S-3XL.
www.kustomkit.com
Kustom Kit | 26 | November 2023
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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