Portwest Composite Textile Suede Ankle Boot (FC20)

WORLD OF PPE LTD

£22.75

This S1PL composite boot comes with a high abrasion toe bumper, as well as a metal free, composite midsole and toecap, which ensure the foot is protected. The padded collar also provides additional support and comfort to the ankle. Features Composite toe cap Pierce resistant composite midsole Anti-static footwear Fuel and oil resistant outsole Energy absorbing seat region Metal free Dual density outsole Slip resistant outsole Protective scuff cap CE certified Superbly cushioned comfort foot bed reducing foot fatigue Materials Upper: Cow Suede Leather Sole: PU/PU

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WORLD OF PPE LTD, number 12842891. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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