What’s New: Regatta Professional A really strong start to 2019
Regatta Professional is ever-evolving. Since its launch in 2009, continued development has seen numerous ranges emerge within Regatta Professional. X-Pro, Hardwear, Standout, Classics, R Activewear, Originals and now Contrast, High Visibility, Safety Footwear and Tactical Threads provide the complete clothing and footwear collection.
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rom safety-focused hi-vis products to brand new style-led ranges Regatta Professional has formed a brand that businesses can depend on for the latest in innovative workwear and more. Itʼs not just new ranges that Regatta Professional has been concentrating on. Each existing range within the Regatta Professional collection is revisited, designs enhanced and brand new pieces introduced. Fabrics are reworked, and extra safety elements and features from comfort to convenience are added to existing products to create the very best for customers.
Professional range enhanced
Key 2019 designs for the Professional range include the brand new Darby III Jacket, the Thornly Full Zip Fleece and the Pro Action Trousers. The Darby III is created with a waterproof Hydrafort 5000 peached polyester fabric featuring Thermoguard insulation. Thereʼs a flattering shaped fit option for women too. The Thornly Full Zip Fleece features unique marl knit effect fabric for a trendy twist to a traditional fleece, and the new Pro Action Trousers are Professionalʼs most hardwearing yet.
New Pro Hi-vis
Not resting on its laurels, Regatta Professional launched new hi-vis products for 2019 within its Professional range.
The Hi-vis Pro Bomber Jacket and Hi-vis Pro Insulated Bodywarmer feature ID Reflection – angled chevrons informing co-workers whether youʼre facing towards or away from them at a quick glance. This specialised feature increases safety in low light and it combined with other key safety standards such as EN343, EN20471 and RIS-3279-TOM.
New Pro Safety Footwear
Along with new hi-vis products, Professional introduced brand new safety footwear including the Pro Duststorm SBP Safety Boot, thatʼs packed with style and conforms to EN20345: 2011 SBP SRC, and the Downburst S1P Safety Hiker that conforms to EN20345: 2011 S1P SRC and comes with anti-static properties.
Brand new Contrast range
Contrast is brand new for 2019 and already has products in the pipeline for the New Year. Contrast provides a reliable uniform with simple design details that run through each product for a coordinating collection. Key staple products include the Insulated Breathable Jacket and Crew Sweat. Both products are completely logo-free and have a cut out back- neck label meaning they are perfect for rebranding and will work with embroidery, vinyl, screen printing and transfer designs.
R Activewear enhanced R Activewear continues to go from strength to strength. After releasing athleisure-inspired products in 2018, to complement the full sports kit, the sports brand now has the Asana Bra Top, Pincha 3/4 Leggings – perfect for yoga and the Mexico Windshell Jacket – great for outdoor track work.
With multiple ranges in the collection, Regatta Professional serves as a one-stop-shop for trade, adventure, sports, safety and everything in- between. Client feedback, invested product design and rigorous quality testing enables Regatta Professional to lead in the industry. The introduction of new ranges and continued in-range development gives the brand a really strong start to 2019.
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Asana Bra Top and Pincha 3/4 Leggings
Hi-vis Pro Bomber Jacket
Contrast Crew Sweat
Darby III Jacket
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