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Focus on Hospitality Wear


The hospitality industry covers areas of work such as catering, leisure attraction to pubs and clubs. It is estimated that approximately 4.49 million people work in the sector, so it’s a big industry to tap into. Check out what suppliers have to offer this sector over the next few pages.


HENBURY


Professional and elegant T


he hospitality and catering sector relies on lightweight


contemporary styling to remain comfortable and maintain a professional and effortless appearance throughout an intensive, variable day.


Henbury prides its philosophy on innovative design while sourcing the finest fabric quality to produce a carefully


constructed range ensuring all needs are met, while maintaining a stylish and modern fit. Henburyʼs innovative lightweight PUFY Wicking fabric has been developed into a contemporary Mandarin Collar Shirt with roll-back tab detail sleeves allowing for a more relaxed look, available for ladies (H593) and men (H592) sizes available from XS to 2XL. This impressive


permanent wicking yarn boasts multiple benefits; absorbs moisture from the skin and transfers it to the fabric surface where it evaporates to keep you cool, has an antibacterial shield to maintain freshness, an anti-UV barrier and an easy care finish.


www.henbury.com


H592 and H593 | 48 | November 2017 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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