Beanies available - new winter stock

Beanies available - new winter stock

Posted 30 Apr '21 under Breaking News

Our online merchandise store is full of new stock so you can now have a NZPFU beanie to keep you warm this winter!

NZPFU beanies are available to buy via this link with the NZPFU logo on the front and “Together Strong” on the back.

  • The NZPFU has subsidised the cost of the beanies to ensure they are affordable for members.
  • After placing your order, you will receive a return email confirming your order number. Please make your payment directly into the bank account provided using your Order ID as the payment reference. Your order will not be dispatched until the funds have cleared in our account.
  • We would appreciate members organising their crews/colleagues to order their beanies about the same time and have them all delivered to their station/workplace to save the union postage/courier costs.

There are three options (one size fits all):

Cable Knit Beanie: $10.00
Merino Beanie: $15.00
Ruga Knit Beanie: $10.00

Wear your beanie with pride this winter. Together strong! Together warm!

In unity,
Wattie Watson
National Secretary

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