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Value for money workwear

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

Redhawk workwear form Dickies (UK) is a selection of hardwearing garments offering excellent value in terms of quality and price.

More people are now dressing for the job when they carry out DIY. Redhawk workwear is extremely durable and functional; it is also very attractively priced. The range includes a selection of coveralls for both men and women. These garments are made from hardwearing fabrics that have been rigorously tested for toughness and the ability to withstand frequent washing.

Manufactured from 100% cotton, the Redhawk Cotton Drill Coverall is fitted with a two-way zip under a velcro fastening storm flap. The coverall also has knee pad pouches that take flexible cushioned knee pads (also available from Dickies) to eliminate the pain and discomfort of working from a kneeling position. The coverall has triple stitched detail for extra strength, adjustable cuffs, velcro fastening chest pockets, a pen pocket, a rule pocket, a hammer loop, and a mobile phone pocket on the sleeve.

For the ladies interested in DIY there is the Ladies’ Redhawk Zip Front Coverall in a tough Polyester/cotton fabric. This excellent garment has a zip front with velcro fastening over placket, numerous pockets and adjustable cuffs. Other features include raglan sleeves and full waist elastication with a pleated action back.

Make sure you are wearing suitable clothing when performing DIY and find out more about Dickies workwear.ย 

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