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Derry-based professional clothing company Hunter Apparel Solutions were one of over 500 exibitors at this week's Emergency Services Show at the NEC in Birmingham.
Displaying their biggest stand ever to exhibit, their stand, designed in partnership with TEXPORT®, gave people the opportunity to view the future of firefighter PPE and their latest innovations designed for the emergency services sector.
Located in Springtown Industrial Estate, Hunter Apparel Solutions is a fourth-generation, family-owned business established in 1936.
Hunter has evolved from a bespoke tailoring specialist into a pioneer in technology-driven professional clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE).
They supply garments and services across key market segments – blue light and security; rail and other transport utilities; and specialist PPE and workwear.
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They were also among the winners recently at the 'North West Business Awards 2025' where the company received the Innovation & Technology Award.
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