55% Cotton 45% Acrylic, 12 Gauge, Cotton-rich yarn provides breathability and softness.
Acrylic provides head-wearing properties and additional warmth.
Gentle cycle machine wash warn or hand-wash using gentle detergent.
Due to pineapple weave it’s recommended to wash in a mesh bag.
This heavyweight merino is loaded with advantages to the person and the planet. The wearer stays warm and comfortable whilst the merino itself is renewable, recyclable and biodegradable.
A pull-on stretch pant that’s comfortable from every angle! The Bella pant is the workplace appropriate upgrade from your favourite leggings. Cotton-blend stretch fabric is breathable, durable and feels great against the skin.
The ultimate layering cardigan to take you from cold Winters through to air-conditioned Summer offices.
Wool blend knit provides the perfect blend of warmth, softness and hard-wearing properties. Machine washable on gentle cycle with wool approved detergent.
This versatile, best-selling cardigan is perfect year round use and for all seasons. 2-Way zip front is a stylish and practical feature for wearing when seated. The soft and comfy viscose blend offers lightweight warmth in air-conditioned offices, and is ideal for staff with wool allergies.
The Nova range is the perfect upgrade from the traditional polar fleece.
Suitable for a wide range of industries, this tran-seasonal garment features 2x external zip pockets, internal pockets, ribbed neck designed to sit at base of neck, and front zip chin guard for comfort.
Women's style has a 2-way front zip.
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