Waterproof Polyurethane-Coated Heavy Polyester Industrial Utility Apron

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Public works procurement managers, commercial cleaning franchise supply directors, sanitation infrastructure logistics officers, heavy manufacturing plant uniform coordinators, industrial food-processing group buyers.

100–499 units: $4.85 500–1,999 units: $3.90 2,000–4,999 units: $3.15 5,000+ units: $2.45

100 to 100,000+ units per individual supply cycle contract.

B2B Bulk Wholesale / Contract Apparel Manufacturing