Product code: CS21
The Portwest CS21 Neck Tube is a lightweight thermal accessory designed to keep workers warm in cold environments. Made from soft anti-pill fleece and featuring an adjustable drawcord, it offers comfort, durability, and a secure fit.
The Portwest CS21 Neck Tube is designed to provide warmth and flexibility for professionals working in cold environments. Made from 100% polyester fleece with an anti-pill finish, this 8oz fabric is soft, breathable, and durable - ideal for extended wear in harsh conditions.
Its adjustable drawcord and toggle allow for a customizable fit, whether worn as a neck warmer, face cover, or under a helmet. The fleece construction retains heat while allowing moisture to escape, making it suitable for construction, logistics, and cold storage roles.
Whether you're layering for winter or working in sub-zero conditions, the CS21 delivers reliable comfort and protection.
Fabric: 100% polyester fleece, 8oz
Finish: Anti-pill for long-lasting softness
Design: Adjustable drawcord and toggle for fit
Breathable and durable
Size range: One size
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