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Work-Guard technical trousers
From £28.93 ex VAT
Work-Guard technical trousers offer lasting comfort and utility for your team. Made from durable, windproof fabric with triple-stitched seams, they withstand tough conditions. These trousers are a practical choice for general promotional branding.
These Work-Guard technical trousers offer a practical and enduring option for general promotional branding, providing lasting comfort and utility for your team.
- Made from highly durable, windproof fabric, these Result Workguard R310X trousers are built for tough conditions.
- They feature triple-stitched seams, critical bar tacks, and reinforced stress points for extended wear.
- An expansion waistband allows for an adjustable, comfortable fit, complemented by reinforced knee pad pockets and two trouser turn-ups for leg length adjustment.
- Multiple utility pockets, including a left thigh phone pocket and cargo multi-use tool pocket, offer ample storage.
These trousers are suitable for branding via embroidery, making them an excellent choice for company workwear and promotional items.
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Work-Guard technical trousers offer lasting comfort and utility for your team. Made from durable, windproof fabric with triple-stitched seams, they withstand tough conditions. These trousers are a practical choice for general promotional branding.
From £28.93 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £28.93 |
| 5+ | £26.72 |
| 10+ | £24.64 |
£28.93 ex VAT each
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