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FOCUS ON: HEADWEAR
I.S. ENTERPRISES PENCARRIE
Urban styles from Result Finding fun and flair in
Jill Granger, Director of I.S. Enterprises headwear
says: “Result Headwear has increased its
new 2008 range by introducing 21 new PenCarrie highlights
urban models to reflect emerging fashion Beechfield as the
trends, adding many new styles, fabrics
RC24
RC61 brand of choice
and colours to its headwear collection. I.S. when it comes to
Enterprises hold stock of over 50 different RC24 Low Profile Heavy Brushed Cotton headgear as the
promotional headwear items with each one made Cap, now available in seventeen colours and also range is
to a specification that makes embroidery or print in junior sizes. However, the new RC63 Plush comprehensive
very straight forward.” Cap in a plush finish cotton material is predicted and imaginative.
BB180
To reflect market trends, new styles in the to become the new bestseller replacing perhaps Tour Collection’s cameo
Result Headwear range includes highly the brushed cotton favourites. Big Hits Headwear offering of national flag-inspired designs are also
fashionable knitted peak hats such as the 100% range provides a cost effective budget option for hugely popular for inter-country sporting events.
soft feel acrylic RC61 Esco Urban knitted hat customers looking for a low cost giveaway item Currently, heavy gauge knitted styles are much
that features a large rib, double thickness with the 100% cotton RBH3 Advertising Cap low in vogue with the youth market and Beechfield’s
heavyweight knit as well as a pre-curved short profile cap most ideal for print or embroidery. BB498 Heavy Gauge Knitted Army Cap is one of
peak and is perfectly suitable for embroidery. Granger added: “Headwear is a growing this year’s favourites, not least because it comes in
Another item that is expected to prove popular market which explains the introduction of new a choice of three very fashionable ‘heather’ hues.
with fashion conscious customers from the new styling to the Result Headwear range. There is an Beanies are perennial favourites with young
urban range is the 100% cotton twill, pre-curved extensive variety of fabrics on offer from cotton people, and again Beechfield’s introduction this
short peak RC59 Urban Camo Cap in pink for caps which are perfect in summer climates to year of the BB464 Heavy Gauge Knitted Beanie
the female market. keep the sun off your head and mesh caps which and BB465 Heavy Gauge Knitted Peru Hat (with
Jill Granger commented that, “Fashion has offers the user more breathability. Knitted and fur ear flaps) shows that the brand continues to have
definitely had an influence on the range with a lined caps which target the ski market still prove its fingers firmly on the fashion pulse. Both styles
move away from traditional styles and materials very popular.” are made from 100% soft-feel acrylic; the Beanie
to new, less brushed fabrics with an urban look. Result Headwear remains the embroiderer’s has a contrast edge and stripe; the Peru Hat has a
Colour trends are changing for 2008 with the favourite choice, says Granger, because the cap wider contrast band with striped edges. Both
focus on camouflage (RC59), and earthy colours profiles are so good and easy to frame saving embroider superbly.
of olive green, brown and khaki all of which are valuable minutes with each embroidery run. Sports events regularly trigger mass purchase of
reflected in the new Urban range of Result caps and hats. Beechfield again scores highly,
Headwear.” Tel: 0800 328 3868 with broad choice and intelligent designs, such as
Best sellers from I.S. Enterprises include Result’s Web:
www.isenterprisesintl.com the BB180 Sports Coolmax Cap with fabric
sweatband, mesh vent panels and hi-viz binding.
REGATTA The BB185 Pro-Style Ball Mark Golf Cap also has
Head off the cold with four insulating styles
a Coolmax fabric sweatband and a concealed
magnet to retain a player’s ball
With over 25 years experience in the outdoor wicks sweat away marker between
retail environment, Regatta understand that from the head to holes.
insulation and warmth are not only achieved by resist windchill. Innovative
great waterproofs and legwear but by Available
TRC320
thinking is also
topping it off with adaptable in two behind the
accessories. colours; Tour Collection
The 2009 Corporatewear range Navy and Black. range of
includes four insulating hats to ensure Regatta’s Thinsulate Hat is made headwear (and
BB498
warmth even in the coldest working from Thinsulate lined acrylic. Available matching clothing and accessories). The
environments: in four colours; Classic Royal Blue, headwear in this ‘country-flag’ inspired colourful
The Watch Hat is a well price-pointed Navy, Black and Moss, this hat is collection comprises the TR62 Beanie, TR61
ribbed acrylic hat available in 3 colours; designed and coloured to co-ordinate Baseball Cap and TR63 Cap, all in adult sizes. A
Black, Navy and Classic Royal Blue. with the rest of the Corporate range for children’s version of the TR63 Cap (coded TR63B)
The Thinsulate Fleece Hat is a
TRC304
a complete cold-condition working is also available. Whenever a major international
microfleece hat wardrobe. sports event takes place, PenCarrie significantly
with Thinsulate If you need added protection in cold increases stockholding of all Tour Collection items,
lining providing both and windy conditions, the Open Face Balaclava is especially headwear, as caps are often the fans’
comfort and warmth. Regatta’s answer. Made from a protective 100% first choice.
Regatta’s Thermal acrylic fabric, the balaclava provides a welcome
Balance Plus microfleece barrier to wind and rain. Tel: 0800 252248
TRC307
is anti-pill, ultra soft and Email:
sales@pencarrie.com
quick drying. It also Web:
www.regatta.com Web:
www.pencarrie.com
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