Sent wrong items and do not respond to…
Sent wrong items and do not respond to any emails to try and sort issues out.
13 January 2026
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Branded Workwear, Clothing and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). In-house embroidery and printing facilities customising thousands of items every single week. Supplier to businesses of all sizes from single employee businesses through to Companies who employ 1,000s Add your logo and marketing messages to your orders
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The Court House, Llwynypia Road, CF40 2HZ, Tonypandy, United Kingdom
- 01443 231724
- info@cobra-workwear.co.uk
- cobra-workwear.co.uk
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