Product Overview
The WX2 Eco Combat Trousers are an expertly engineered garment designed for the modern tradesperson who demands both high performance and environmental responsibility. Built from rugged GRS Kingsmill fabric, these trousers are designed to withstand the rigours of the most demanding work environments without sacrificing comfort. The substantial fabric choice ensures these are a sturdy addition to any workwear wardrobe, providing a reliable barrier against the daily wear and tear of site life.
Key Features
- Internal knee pad pockets allow for the insertion of protective pads, providing essential cushioning for those who spend significant time kneeling on hard surfaces.
- Hard-wearing durable twill fabric provides a superior level of abrasion resistance, ensuring the trousers remain intact even in high-friction environments.
- Triple stitching is utilised on all critical seams to prevent structural failure, offering peace of mind during strenuous physical activity.
- Cargo pockets are integrated into the design to provide secure and accessible storage for tools and personal items while on the move.
Design & Performance
The construction of the WX2 Eco Combat Trousers focuses on longevity. The use of a medium-weight, high-durability twill means the garment is substantial enough to protect the wearer while remaining breathable enough for active use. The triple-stitched seams are a hallmark of quality, specifically included to handle the mechanical stresses of bending, lifting, and climbing. By utilising GRS (Global Recycled Standard) materials, these trousers provide a sustainable alternative without compromising the industrial-strength performance required for heavy-duty roles.
Customisation: Print & Embroidery
These combat trousers are highly suitable for professional customisation, allowing businesses to maintain a unified and superior appearance. For a durable and sophisticated finish, we recommend embroidery. The tight weave of the Kingsmill twill fabric provides a stable base for detailed logos, ensuring that branding remains sharp and professional throughout the life of the garment.
Alternatively, for larger and more vibrant branding, heat-applied print is an effective option. Our in-house production team in Telford, established in 1976, oversees the entire process, ensuring that your customisation is applied with the technical precision that nearly five decades of experience provides.
Use Cases
The WX2 Eco Combat Trousers are a versatile choice for a wide range of industries, including construction, logistics, and maintenance. Their professional black finish and functional pocket layout make them equally suited for warehouse management or site-based manual labour. They are particularly beneficial for workers who require knee protection and ample storage for hand tools throughout their shift.
Why MyWorkwear
Since 1976, MyWorkwear has been at the forefront of the UK workwear industry. Operating from our specialised facility in Telford, we combine heritage expertise with modern technology. We understand that workwear is an investment in your safety and professional identity, which is why we only provide garments that meet our rigorous standards for durability and finish.
Practical Advice
To ensure full compliance with safety standards, these trousers should be used in combination with S156 knee pads to meet EN 14404 certification. This setup provides Type 2 Level 0 protection, which is essential for working on flat surfaces. We recommend checking your specific requirements for knee protection before purchase.
Caring for your product
To maintain the structural integrity and appearance of your combat trousers, regular cleaning is necessary to remove grit and debris that can degrade the fabric fibres. We recommend following the manufacturer's washing instructions to ensure the GRS Kingsmill fabric retains its strength over time.
Avoid the use of industrial-strength bleaching agents. These chemicals can break down the triple-stitched threads and lead to premature fading of the black dye, which will diminish the professional appearance of your team.
Air drying is the preferred method for this garment. Excessive heat from tumble drying can affect the fit of the twill fabric and may impact the longevity of any applied print or embroidery branding.
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