Polycotton Black Charcoal Pit Crew Shirt
The Alsco Polycotton Black Charcoal Pit Crew Shirt is a modernised design workwear.
It is constructed with a high-quality poly cotton blend which is known for its benefits – lightweight, durable, it has a quick-dry properties, odour-resistant, and since it allows air circulation it makes the fabric breathable, making it just the perfect choice for New Zealand climate.
Description
- Size: S-3XL
- 145 gsm
- 65/35% Polycotton
- Fastenings: Concealed stainless steel press studs
- Piping: across yoke and down sleeves
- Suitable for industrial laundry processing
Available Colours…
- Main colour: Black
- Contrast colour: Charcoal
- Piping: Silver Grey
Want a different colour? Check out our Polycotton Black Red Pit Crew Shirt. It is also made with high-quality fabric that provides comfort and durability. Click here for more options.
Why Alsco’s Managed Service is Best for your Business…
A convenient experience for you is at the top of our minds – always. Alsco’s rental service is hyper-fast and accurate.
- No large, up front capital costs.
- We can tweak our services to fit your business with ease
- Easy order increase for busy time periods
- World-class inventory management system for easy ordering
- Control your costs to match your needs and budget
To get started, simply telephone our friendly customer service representatives on 0800 4 ALSCO or complete the online enquiry form.
“The contract was awarded on a combination of price and quality…”
We use Alsco’s services for work clothes, laundry, textiles, first aid boxes and defibrillators. So it’s quite a mix and across several sites and teams around the city. Alsco’s approach and interaction with PNCC City Enterprises is efficient and professional and transition to the new supplier was very smooth and easy on the day. They provided a comprehensive priced schedule, which is a big help at the start of a supply contract. The contract was also awarded on Alsco’s non-financial service aspects and their modern facility employing local people were significant factors."