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Giant Two Day Sale – Offshore, Coastal & Inshore Clothing - Melbourne

by Media Services on 19 Mar 2010
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Forbes Clothing – Gul Marine gear, Pier 35, 263-329 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne, 9am till 5pm Saturday and Sunday 20th & 21st March 2010

There will be offshore, coastal and inshore gear as well as dingy and casual wear. Softshell jackets, PFD's, t-shirts, thermals and heaps of smocks and waterproof jackets.


Coastal gear will be on sale for $270 per item or $500 for a set (pants and jacket).



Forbes Clothing is a marine, corporate and work-wear uniform supplier based in Geelong. For three years they've been supplying Australian businesses and teams with promotional clothing and accessories.

As well as promotional clothing they also import the well know Gul range of marine clothing from the UK.

Gul are a marine lifestyle clothing brand who have been producing quality wetsuits and surf wear for over 40 years and started a range of technical sailing clothing about 10 years ago.

They're the official supplier of the UK Olympic sailing team and through this partnership Gul have been able to develop some fantastic products, notable the Code Zero range which incorporates a stretchy, breathable and waterproof fabric into all its garments.

http://www.forbesclothing.com.au/product_p/avigoj.htm

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