RUG UP WITH A NZPFU HOODIE

Posted 4 Aug '21 under Breaking News

Just as another wintry blast hits the country the NZPFU hoodies have arrived and are available to buy!

There is a choice of two designs:

  • A black hoodie with an axe on the front based on the design by Wellington Local member Noel Wellington
    • A white hoodie with the NZ flag on the sleeve based on the design by Christchurch Local member Eric Pepperell

    The NZPFU has subsidised the hoodies to make them affordable and will cover the cost of postage to members.

    Buy now for $40 a hoodie via this link which includes the sizing options.

      • 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 about the same time and have them all delivered to their station/workplace to save the union postage/courier costs.

      In unity,
      Wattie Watson
      National Secretary

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