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NNT CAT3W6 Next-gen Antibacterial Active Westerman Jogger Scrub Pant

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NNT CAT3W6 Next-gen Antibacterial Active Westerman Jogger Scrub PantThe Westermann Jogger Scrub Pant is set to redefine your workwear wardrobe. The active, slim fit style features a flattering tapered leg design with an ankle length cuff that sits perfectly with sneakers for a neat result. It's cut from a comfortable stretch cotton blend with an added antibacterial coating for extra freshness. A stretch rib waistband with an internal draw cord allows a customizable fit. With extra pockets and a contrasting ID loop,

The Westermann Jogger Scrub Pant is set to redefine your workwear wardrobe. The active, slim-fit style features a flattering tapered leg design with an ankle length cuff that sits perfectly with sneakers for a neat result. It's cut from a comfortable stretch cotton blend with an added antibacterial coating for extra freshness. A stretch-rib waistband with an internal draw cord allows a customizable fit. With extra pockets and a contrasting ID loop, this style truly overdelivers on both form and function. Wear yours with the Blackburn Mandarin Collar Scrub Top or the best-selling Florence Scrub Top.

  • Slim fit
  • Pull on jogger style pant
  • Tapered leg
  • Designed to sit well with sneakers
  • Stretch rib waistband with elastic and internal draw cord
  • Slant pockets at hip
  • Patch pocket on right leg with grosgrain tape partitions
  • Zip pocket on left side
  • Green ID loop at right waist
  • Stretch rib cuffs
  • Fabric finished with Polygiene® technology - an antibacterial treatment designed for the healthcare sector to keeps clothes fresh for longer
  • All woven labels are made with recycled polyester from post-consumer waste materials, including recycled PET bottles
    FABRIC
    • 53% Polyester, 34% Cotton, 11% Lyocell, 2% Elastane
    • A new and improved fabric unique to NNT featuring a Polygene® technology antibacterial finish to prevent odour and bacteria. It has a soft touch, the comfort of stretch and the added benefit of cotton, a natural Fibre for breathability.

    Care Instructions:

    • Wash Separately before use
    • Warm Machine Wash
    • Wash with similar Colours
    • Do Not Bleach
    • Tumble Dry – Warm
    • Cool Iron
    • Do Not Dry clean

    SIZE GUIDE

    GARMENT MEASUREMENTS (cm)

    These are garment measurements, not body measurements.

    This size chart refers to the individual product only. Please check size charts for every product to determine your best fit.

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    SIZE MEASUREMENT GUIDE

    Size A. Waist (CM) B. Hip (CM) C. Thigh (CM) D. Leg Opening (CM) E. Inner Leg Length (CM)
    2XS 44.5 49.5 29.5 23 78.5
    XS 47 53.5 30.5 23.5 78.5
    S 49.5 57.5 32 24.5 78.5
    M 52 60 33 25 78.5
    L 56 63.5 35 25.5 78.5
    XL 61 68.5 37.5 26 78.5
    2XL 66 74 40 27 78.5
    3XL 71 79 42.5 27.5 78.5
    4XL 76.5 84 45 28 78.5
    5XL 81.5 89 48 28.5 78.5

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