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Bisley
5 productsBisley is the leader in workwear, both in New Zealand and in Australia - where they started producing workwear 60 years ago.
The Bisley range of workwear started in Western Australia when the mining workers needed rugged workwear that lasted the distance. Bisley certainly lasted the distance, now well known as one of the best workwear manufacturers available.
With a huge range of workwear, Bisley products are well suited for many industries, ideal for working on the coalface or in the office.
We're a huge fan of Bisley products and our customers are too, many will only buy Bisley, and we understand why.
BS6807T Bisley 3M Taped White Drill Shirt
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FEATURES
3M 8910 reflective tape in ‘H’ pattern around body with ‘X’ back and extra back hem tape plus bio-motion taping on sleeves
2 chest pockets with touch tape closure flaps
Left pocket with ...
BC6806T Bisley 3M Taped White Drill Overalls - Stout
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BC6806T Bisley 3M Taped White Drill Overalls - Stout
FEATURES
8910 reflective tape in ‘H’ pattern around body with
‘X’ back, plus bio-motion taping on sleeves and legs
New coverall fit with set ...
BC6806T Bisley 3M Taped White Drill Overalls - Regular
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BC6806T Bisley 3M Taped White Drill Overalls - Regular
FEATURES
8910 reflective tape in ‘H’ pattern around body with
‘X’ back, plus bio-motion taping on sleeves and legs
New coverall fit with se...
BP6808T Bisley 3M Taped Cotton Drill White Work Pant - Stout
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FEATURES
3M 8910 Reflective tape ‘Hoop’ pattern above and below knees
Modern fit
Internal reinforced front rise
Mobile phone pocket with flap on right side
7 reinforced belt loops
2 angled side ...
BP6808T Bisley 3M Taped Cotton Drill White Work Pant - Regular
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FEATURES
3M 8910 Reflective tape ‘Hoop’ pattern above and below knees
Modern fit
Internal reinforced front rise
Mobile phone pocket with flap on right side
7 reinforced belt loops
2 angled side ...
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