Oil patch bits: Alaska Textiles and Carhartt help those in need

Petroleum News

Alaska Textiles said recently that it, along with donations from Carhartt, handed out 1,000 hats to first responders and those in need in Anchorage, Alaska; Memphis, Tennessee; and Jackson, Mississippi.

“I would like to thank Carhartt for working with us at Alaska Textiles to get nice warm hats on people in need and first responders during these tough times,” said Clif Burnette, president, Alaska Textiles.

Alaska Textiles was also awarded the flame-resistant clothing contract for ConocoPhillips in October. The five-year contract was given to Alaska Textiles due to its ability to supply both women’s and men’s FRC to meet ConocoPhillips exceptional safety requirements, locally commercially competitive pricing, extraordinary expertise in the field of FRC, comfortable and convenient customer purchasing experience, ability to supply add-on services such as custom embroidery and alterations, and proven high level of quality and performance.

For more information contact Clif Burnette at [email protected] or visit alaskatextiles.com

Editor’s note: Some of these news items will appear in the next Arctic Oil & Gas Directory, a full color magazine that serves as a marketing tool for Petroleum News’ contracted advertisers. The next edition will be released in March.