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Home›Newsletter›DBB414›Feeling the Pressure at Work? – It could be your socks!

Feeling the Pressure at Work? – It could be your socks!

By Josh Holmes
April 15, 2014
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Workforce socks are revolutionising the work socks marketplace with their innovative working underwear, designed to be ultra tough, sturdy and comfortable.

We have all been there at the end of a hard day’s work. All you want to do is put your feet up or give them a nice long soak in the bath. However, if your feet are aching after a day in your physically demanding or simply stressful and extremely busy job, it could be your socks!

Heavy Duty Safety Boots Sock WFH0090BLKMost socks are not manufactured to withstand the pressures of physical work. They either don’t offer enough protection or warmth for the outdoors environment or they are uncomfortable and slip down to the ankle when wearing boots, leaving your feet to rub in potentially painful places.

Causing foot discomfort during the day, inferior socks can not only cause decreased productivity, they can also result in chronic foot pain and exhaustion.

However, sock brand Workforce are determined to change all this. Their socks are specifically engineered to meet the demands of strenuous employment, ensuring you can get on with the job at hand with comfort and protection. Hosiery cover

Designed to be strong, durable and the most comfortable socks on the market, the Workforce range includes boot socks, wellie socks, walking socks and socks specifically designed to wear with steel toe cap safety shoes and boots. Workforce have carefully selected the most advanced fibres to ensure the highest levels of comfort, wearability and protection.

Technical features to be found in the Workforce range include knitted arch support engineered for a precise fit and hold, terry cushion panels to provide excellent comfort from shock absorption. Specially constructed ventilation panels aid moisture management, specially treated yarns and bamboo fibres provide natural antibacterial protection.  Many styles include heavy gauge ribbing and fully cushioned soles for total comfort and heel and toe areas are enhanced with polypropylene for maximum durability.

The classic Workforce range includes thermal socks, heavy-duty boot socks, Wellington boot socks, rigger boot socks and protective knee socks. The professional range includes ultimate reinforced socks designed to satisfy the high demands of professionals in the construction industry.

IMG_2451Celebrity builder Tommy Walsh is impressed with the performance of his Workforce socks and adamant that they have improved his life at work:

“Workforce are the hardest wearing socks I’ve ever worn and also the most comfortable. They provide me with the comfort and protection I need when I’m working hard or when I’m out and about. They’re warm, but never get too hot; they’re padded, extra strong and fit comfortably with my working boots and shoes. I don’t know how they’ve done it, but Workforce have a range of socks ideal for workwear purposes”

Visit Website: www.workforcesocks.co.uk/tommy-walsh.php

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