Professional Women's Work Trousers Built From 93% Recycled Materials

The Portwest CD887 WX2 Eco Women's Flex Work Pants prove you don't have to choose between sustainability and performance. Made from recycled polyester with 4-way stretch technology, these trousers move with you through every task whilst keeping 93% of plastic waste out of landfill. Perfect for tradeswomen, facilities managers, and anyone who needs workwear that works as hard as they do.

Key Features:

• Eco-Conscious Construction: Built from 93% recycled polyester and 7% elastane in Kingsmill Polyester Flex Eco fabric. Professional-grade trousers that reduce environmental impact without compromising on durability.
  
• 4-Way Stretch Freedom: Stretch technology in all directions means you can bend, kneel, climb, and reach without restriction. No more fighting against stiff fabric when you're working in awkward positions.
  
• Tailored Women's Fit: Slim fit design cut specifically for women's bodies. Proper workwear that actually fits, not just scaled-down men's trousers.
  
• Smart Storage Solutions: Four pockets including a zipped thigh pocket keep your phone, tools, and essentials secure. Everything you need stays within reach.
  
• 40+ UPF Sun Protection: Blocks 98% of harmful UV rays. Ideal for outdoor work where you're exposed to the sun all day.
  
• Adjustable Hem Design: Switch between regular and long leg lengths to get the perfect fit. No more tripping over excess fabric or dealing with trousers that are too short.
  
• Lightweight Construction: At 195g Kingsmill fabric weight, these trousers deliver durability without the bulk. Comfortable enough for all-day wear, tough enough for demanding work environments.
  

Part of Portwest's WX2 collection, these trousers combine eco-friendly manufacturing with professional-grade quality. Whether you're on a construction site, working outdoors, or moving between tasks all day, the CD887 delivers the stretch, comfort, and durability you need. Order your Portwest WX2 Eco Women's Flex Work Pants today.