Category: Men’s Outerwear
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RefrigiWear Announces Acquisition of Fortdress Group
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in Accessories, Boots, Boots & Footwear, Business, Business Services, Construction Safety, Coveralls, Equipment, Featured, Hard Hats & Headwear, High Visibility, High Visibility Apparel, Men’s Boots, Men’s High Visibility Apparel, Men’s Outerwear, Men’s Pants, Men’s Shirts, Outerwear, Personal Protection Equipment, Women’s Boots, Women’s High Visibility Apparel, Women’s Outerwear, WorkwearRefrigiWear shared the addition of another workwear company to its portfolio of acquired companies. This acquisition is anticipated to expand the company’s abilities and reach in Europe. RefrigiWear Inc., a manufacturer of insulated industrial workwear, accessories, and personal protective equipment, announced the acquisition of the Fortdress Group, based in Wilnsdorf, Germany. The acquisition of the…
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RefrigiWear Acquires Workwear Companies Tessuto and Goldfreeze
RefrigiWear has shared its acquisition of two European workwear companies. As a producer of insulated workwear and personal protective equipment, teaming up with two other companies that provide extreme cold workwear is a strategic move for future RefrigiWear endeavors. These two companies are: Tessuto: A Netherlands-based supplier of insulated apparel for cold chain workers. Goldfreeze:…
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RefrigiWear Releases Lineup of High-Visibility Subzero Workwear
For construction workers and contractors working in refrigerated work zones or areas with a wintry environment, keeping warm is a top priority. RefrigiWear has announced quite a few new extreme cold workwear items to help better protect workers from any low-temperature situation. According to the press release: RefrigiWear, a supplier of insulated workwear for extreme…
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Must-Have Cold Weather Safety Wear for Construction Workers
Through blazing summer heat or blustery winter winds, construction crews are at the mercy of Mother Nature year-round. Workwear and safety gear built for cold weather make all the difference in staying protected from weather-related illnesses and injuries. Still, crews need gear that keeps them protected without being in the way of getting the job…