Read the latest magazine Featured Companies Workwear The New Snickers Workwear Body-Mapping Pile Jacket 12 October 2021 Taking Working Comfort and Layering Systems to a Whole New Level THE SNICKERS WORKWEAR climate control system includes functional base layers, insulating mid layers and weather-protective outer layers. These technically advanced working clothes from Snickers Workwear allow craftsmen and craftswomen to adjust to changing weather conditions on site so they’re always working effectively – with maximum comfort and protection. The New Pile Jacket Take the new FlexiWork Inverted Pile jacket for example. This warm and versatile pile jacket can be used both as a jacket in cooler conditions or a mid-layer when the weather is more inclement. Made of laminated polyester fabric with a furry pile lining for optimal warmth and comfort, its ergonomics also feature shaped shoulders for a great fit and optimum freedom of movement. Hi-tech, advanced fabric technology like this is integral to all Snickers Workwear’s Base-, Mid- and Top-Layer garments for both men and women that always combine well with the Snickers Workwear hallmarks of best-in-class durability, comfort, ergonomics and fit. >> Read more about Snickers Workwear in the news Previous article Three Tips to Avoid Late Payments in ConstructionNext article August Construction Output Slows as Shortages Stifle Growth Share article You may also like View all News Featured Companies +3 3 September 2026 Cupa Pizarras Introduces 100-Year Guarantee on All Natural Slate Products Featured Companies +3 6 August 2026 Freefoam Building Products’ EPDs Enable Transparent Product Specification Featured Companies +3 16 July 2026 Flexible Mix of Classroom and Onsite Training for Flex-R Customers Featured Companies +4 9 July 2026 Fabric-First Roof Retrofit Supports College’s Decarbonisation Strategy Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 125 July-August 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch