This is GS Workwear, a UK supplier of workwear, safety footwear, PPE and tools for trades, firms and individual buyers. Expect big-name brands, hi-vis and arc flash ranges, plus trade accounts and logo embroidery.
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GS Workwear is a UK supplier that describes itself as supporting businesses of all sizes with compliant, high-performance workwear and protective kit. It sells to construction, engineering, logistics and hospitality teams, and to anyone who wants proper kit for the job. The shop is run by Goldstar Leisure under the GS Workwear name.
Clothing is the core: coats and jackets, trousers, polos, fleeces, base layers and hi-vis, along with arc flash outerwear for electrical work. Beyond that you will find safety boots and shoes, wellingtons, gloves, eye, head, hearing and respiratory protection, height safety gear, first aid and a selection of hand and power tools. It stocks well-known names such as Portwest, Snickers, Helly Hansen, Dickies and DeWalt.
If you want kit with your company name on it, the shop does embroidery and printing. You can order the garments and the logo work in the same basket, and the shop sends a proof before production. Garments that aren't being customised can ship separately so they arrive sooner.
Businesses that order regularly can apply for a trade account, which the shop says brings wholesale rates and support from its team. There is also an Ex VAT and Inc VAT switch in the site header, so it is worth checking which one is showing before you compare prices with another supplier.
Orders go out with tracked carriers, including Royal Mail, Parcelforce, DPD and DHL, and you get a tracking number by email once the parcel leaves the warehouse. Delivery costs and any free-delivery threshold are shown at checkout. Some areas, such as Ireland and remote parts of the UK, can take a little longer.
Returns start from the returns page, where you enter your order details and choose a shop label or a courier of your own. Items need to come back clean and in the condition they left the warehouse, and underwear can't be returned. Check the returns policy for the current time limit, as the shop's pages don't match each other.
We currently list 1 discount code. Check each offer's terms, country and expiry date before using it. The retailer confirms eligibility at checkout.
Yes. You can have logos, icons or text applied to workwear and order the garments and the customisation together. The shop sends a proof before production.
Yes. Businesses can apply for a trade account, which the shop says brings wholesale rates and support. You apply through the form on its trade accounts page.
Yes, if it comes back clean and in the same condition it was sent. Underwear can't be returned. Start from the shop's returns page.
Its delivery page mentions Ireland and says deliveries there can take slightly longer. Options and costs are shown at checkout.
There is an Ex VAT and Inc VAT switch in the site header, so you can read prices either way.
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
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