Focus on Outdoor Workwear THE OUTDOORS COMPANY
Warming up the workplace with premium brand outdoor wear S
ure, working outdoors in the summer has its perks. But with winter here, working outdoors needs to feel good and look good.
The Outdoors Company has a wide range of premium brand clothing and equipment for colleagues braving the great outdoors day in day out this winter. A classic fleece, breathable softshell or good quality waterproof can fit the bill due to their year round versatility. But becoming increasingly popular are the down or synthetic-filled warm jackets of brands such as North Face, RAB and Patagonia.
The synthetic-filled Altus Jacket from RAB or the ethically sourced down-filled Down Sweater Jacket from Patagonia are becoming viable options for companies whose staff might be working in colder climes.
The Outdoors Company is certainly seeing a trend towards premium quality brands in the workwear sector, with a huge growth in companies willing to pay for better quality garments for their staff which will last longer and give much better performance.
And the team is now noticing a real focus on companies being environmentally conscious with their purchasing. Brands such as Patagonia, Berghaus and The North Face are industry leaders in reducing the carbon footprint and developing new technologies and manufacturing methods that significantly
PAPINI Hoodies that speak for themselves P
apiniʼs leading line for outdoor workwear is the 380g hoodies and sweatshirt. The fabric is softly brushed on the inside, super comfy to wear and a true heavyweight at 380g. Deb Howse explains: “Once the customer tries the hoodies, they donʼt want any other brand. The hoodies speak for themselves.” The latest addition to the range is the black/lime colourway. Available in kids sizes starting from 5-6, all the way up to adults 3XL. This is perfectly paired with the contrast Elite Polo Parma.
All Papiniʼs hoodiesʼ quality is ensured by the reactive dying process used, the double lined hood and ribbed cuffs and
waistband, all ensuring the
hoodies keep their shape and colour for longer. This year, Papini has expanded its sweatshirt range by introducing the zipped sweatshirt; whether its full zip or the quarter, these are both available in corporate colours black and navy in sizes XS to 3XL. Look out for news from Papini in the next couple of months as the company will be adding more colours to all its hoodie and sweatshirt ranges.
www.papini.co.uk | 34 | November 2017 Zipped sweatshirt I
reduce the environmental impact of their products – items like their 100% recycled high quality waterproof jackets which are now commonplace in many a work arena.
www.theoutdoorscompany.co.uk PENCARRIE
deal for outdoor workwear is the RTY Waterproof Professional Jacket (RT100). Constructed from an Oxford polyester outer with PCV coating, this waterproof and windproof style features a fleece lined collar with reflective patch, a high zip with studded storm flap and a concealed, lined adjustable hood. The garment has two front zip pockets with reflective piping, plus four internal pockets specifically made for pens, mp3s and mobile phones. Available in sizes S-6XL, this jacket comes in both black and navy.
Hardworking workwear LC210
Another hardwearing workwear item from PenCarrie is the Lee Cooper Premium Heavyweight Workwear Trousers (LC210), made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton double wrap double weft canvas fabric. The trousers feature triple needle stitching for durability, tool belt loops, articulated knees and contrast knee pad pouches to take knee pads LC002. The trousers also have contrast removable front pockets with various compartments, two deep side pockets, left leg pockets, rear pockets and tool pockets at the back of the right leg.
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A wide range of premium brand clothing
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