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Projob 6506 Hi Vis holster pocket mens trousers - 646506 Trousers Projob Active-Workwear Waistpants with holster pockets that can be tucked into side pockets on both sides, one with extra pockets and one with loops for tools. Double fabric over thighs for increased durability. Leg pockets, on left side pocket with flap and press-stud closure, internal phone pocket and bracket for ID-card. On the right side pocket for folding rule and pocket for tools with knife button.

Projob 6506 Hi Vis holster pocket mens trousers - 646506

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  • £62.00
    Incl. VAT: £74.40
Incl. VAT: £74.40

Projob 6506 Hi Vis holster pocket mens trousers - 646506

 

Waistpants with holster pockets that can be tucked into side pockets on both sides, one with extra pockets and one with loops for tools.

Double fabric over thighs for increased durability.

Leg pockets, on left side pocket with flap and press-stud closure, internal phone pocket and bracket for ID-card.

On the right side pocket for folding rule and pocket for tools with knife button.

 

  • Back pockets with extra width.
  • Two adjustable hammer loops, one on each side.
  • Two D-rings fastened at the waistband.
  • Pre-bent knees for increased comfort.
  • Internal pockets for knee protectors, adjustable in two height levels.
  • Holster pockets, back side of leg hems and knees are reinforced with Cordura® for increased durability.
  • 68% polyester 32% cotton, 275 g/m2 Reinforcements in 100% polyamide, Cordura®

 

 

PROJOB’s modern history dates back to 1998 when founder and designer Tore Parment took his knowledge and experience from the outdoor equipment market and applied it on a new breed of workwear. The ambition has always been to create functionality where it really is needed: In everyday physical work situations. Tore is still Head of Design at PROJOB, which is now owned by New Wave Group, a Swedish Company Group with many internationally well-known brands in its portfolio. Craft Sportswear is a sister company with a brand that is synonymous to the Three-Layer-Principle and the two organisations have a close cooperation with each other. History is important, since it shows why we are here and where we plan to go next.