Catalogue Helly Hansen WorkWear 2007/2008 - English
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Feelthe Difference!
From our early days as pioneers, we have continued to innovate in the field of functional clothing. When Helly Hansen Workwear developed Fibre Pile in the 1960s, we brought to the market a new type of clothing with extraordinarilygood insulating properties. Survival suits for the offshore industry and closed cells in Rotation clothing increased safety at sea in the 1970s. Quick-drying, insulating underwear that keeps the skin drywas launched the same decade.
Waterproof clothing developed gradually, from oil-soaked canvas to lightweight PVC in the 1950s until, in the 1980s, waterproof breathable Helly Tech® revolutionised working comfort. During the last decade innovation has continued with the development of functional working clothes for craftsmen in the IMS™ Collection, high-visibility clothing and continuous improvements in our traditional collections.
For 130 years Helly Hansen Workwear has been a market leader in design and innovation.
WORKING THE OUTDOORS SINCE 1877!
WHENYOU USE HELLY HANSEN WORKWEAR, YOUR BODY FEELS THE BENEFIT OF 130 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
ENSURING COMFORTAND SAFETYFORWORKERS HAS BEEN OUR BUSINESS SINCE 1877. THISWASTHE YEAR CAPTAIN HELLYJUELL HANSEN WENTASHORE AFTER WORKING AS A SEAMAN FOR 20 YEARS, AND STARTED MAKING DURABLEAND WATERPROOF CLOTHES FOR SEAFARERSAND FISHERMEN. HIS OBJECTIVE WAS TO KEEP WORKERS DRYAND WARM - AND HIS CONCEPT BECAME AN INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS STORY.
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