Snickers AllRoundWork Trousers (Normal Fit)

Work trousers in recycled polyester and BCI cotton with great fit, combining comfort and functionality. Advanced knee protection, built-in ventilation, spacious volume adjustable back pockets and gusset construction in crotch for all-round performance.

See below for sizing advice.

Recycled Polyester:

Unlike polyester, recycled polyester uses PET as the raw material. This is the same material that is used in clear plastic water bottles, and recycling it to create the fabric prevents it from going to landfill. … The collected PET bottles are sterilized, dried and crushed into small chips. The chips are heated and dried to remove any moisture. The dry chips are shoved through hot pipes  to melt them into a liquid. The liquid gets filtered through a dye plate with tiny holes. . The filaments are then harden and pool and are sent over air rollers.  The machine spools the yarn and stretches it.  This yarn is then dyed, made into bales and ready to be woven into polyester fabric. The recycled PET yarn can be used either alone or together with This yarn is then dyed, made into bales and ready to be woven into polyester fabric. The recycled PET yarn can be used either alone or together with other fibers to weave a fabric.

Better Cotton Industry:

BCI exists to make global cotton production better for the people who produce it, better for the environment it grows in and better for the sector’s future, by developing Better Cotton as a sustainable mainstream commodity.
To achieve this mission, BCI works with a diverse range of stakeholders across the cotton supply chain to promote measurable and continuing improvements for the environment, farming communities and the economies of cotton-producing areas.
BCI has four specific aims:
• Reduce the environmental impact of cotton production
• Improve livelihoods and economic development in cotton producing areas
• Improve commitment to and flow of Better Cotton throughout supply chain
• Ensure the credibility and sustainability of the Better Cotton Initiative