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Ultimate choices in work trousers

Published:  30 August, 2019

SNICKERS WORKWEAR says September sees the next generation of work trouser choices from a premier brand of working clothes for professional tradesmen and women.

The company says there’s the Flexiwork 2.0 trousers, designed for craftsmen who want nothing but the best. These are made of durable 4-way stretch fabric that offers a new level of comfort and freedom of movement. Then there’s the ‘loose-fit’ AllroundWork stretch trousers with a classic Snickers Workwear look and feel plus the new FlexiWork Denim work trousers where workwear meets streetwear in these slim-fitting work trousers made of washed stretch denim. Also the new regular-fit RUFFWork Canvas+ heavy duty trousers. and the ALLroundWork womens stretch trousers, specially designed and shaped to fit the female anatomy.

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