Burlington Uniforms to unveil first own brand range at The Emergency Services Show 2024

Leading uniform provider, Burlington Uniforms will be unveiling an own brand launch at The Emergency Services Show (18-19 September at NEC, Birmingham).  The Burlington Technical Range is the first clothing collection to be produced under the Burlington Uniforms brand and features 12 specialist garments.

The range comprises tactical flex trousers, a polo shirt, ¼ zip top and a shirt, each available in elite, premium, and performance options.

Display garments will feature on stand 5/E162 with additional items available for handling and closer inspection.  Swing tags will detail the product specification, features and benefits. 

Exceptional standards

Burlington Uniforms has harnessed more than 49 years’ experience in developing and curating bespoke garments and wardrobes for its emergency services and blue light clients, plus its knowledge of mass production, customisation and personalisation to produce this high-performance range. 

Each garment is designed so that the specification can be adjusted to meet certain requirements and various price points.  This capsule range showcases the exceptionally high spec to which these items can be produced.  For example, the elite and premium options use durable Cordura fabric and revolutionary odour absorbing fabric, Odegon.

Feedback for further development

Throughout the event Burlington Uniforms will be encouraging visitors to stand 5/E162 to offer honest and meaningful feedback on the specialist range.  The Emergency Services Show presents a unique opportunity for delegates to influence further product development.

Underpinned by outstanding customer service

The Burlington Uniforms team will also be on-hand with guidance and advice, and to explain the company’s extraordinary approach to customer care, including its fully managed service, innovative Wardrobe Management System, bespoke clothing and personalisation offers. 

These services set Burlington Uniforms apart from ordinary uniform providers.  Coupled with the new Burlington Technical Range, stand 5/E162 is a must-visit for buyers and procurement teams working in the emergency services and blue light industries.

Visitors to the stand will also be entered into a prize draw to win a pair of safety boots.

To find out more about Burlington Uniforms please visit our webhttps://www.burlington-uniforms.co.uk/site.  To arrange a meeting at The Emergency Services Show, please call 0208 443 6920.  In the meantime, stay up to date through social media, follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.

Oxfordshire firefighters launch new lightweight uniform

Thanks to a new lightweight, fire resistant uniforms, Oxfordshire firefighters will be better equipped to keep residents safe.

The new highly visible ‘rescue jackets’ with updated safety tunics offer enhanced fire protection and are available in a wide range of sizes to accommodate both male and female firefighters. They are reportedly lighter to wear; essential as crews often attend incidents for lengthy periods of time.

Rob MacDougall, Chief Fire Officer, Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue Service, said: “Our crews need first-class uniforms to protect them when fighting fires, freeing people trapped in cars, during water rescues, and entering collapsed structures.

“It is essential they are wearing kit that’s designed with the latest safety features. A uniform that gives them complete confidence.”

The gold-coloured kit clearly shows signs of dirt, such as soot or other contamination, meaning it can be spotted quickly and removed; a simple but innovative feature.

Firefighters begin wearing the new kit, designed and supplied by Bristol Uniforms, this month. The uniforms will be standard across the region, following a national collaborative procurement process.