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Arco Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month With Pink Glove Sales


Arco, the UK’s leading safety expert, is launching a special, one-off range of pink ATG nitrile gloves in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October.


This initiative sees Arco collaborating with its long-standing partner, Openreach, which will be providing 1,000 pairs of gloves to its engineers throughout October.


For every pair of pink gloves sold between 1st September and 31st October 2025, Arco will donate 80p to its chosen charity: Breast Cancer Now, dedicated to supporting breast cancer awareness and research. The gloves will be available in mixed sizes, from 6 to 11, and supplied in packs of 12 (144 per carton). This limited run is available whilst stocks last and is aimed at all Arco customers, without a specific use case.


The ATG MaxiFlex Pink Active is a unique glove, offering a combination of both wearer and social responsibility benefits. Featuring ATG’s proprietary “Active” technology, the glove is infused with vitamin E and Aloe vera to actively care for and condition the skin while worn.


Niall Robinson, Product & Procurement Manager – Gloves, at Arco said:

"Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an incredibly important cause, and we wanted to contribute in a meaningful yet distinctive way this year. These pink gloves offer a practical product for our customers while also serving as a visible symbol of support for a truly great charity. We are delighted to partner with Openreach on this initiative and hope our customers will join us in making a difference this year."

Mark Gannon, UK Sales Director at ATG, said:

“Join us in supporting Octobers Breast Cancer Awareness month with the special ATG MaxiFlex Pink Gloves. Designed for comfort, grip with touchscreen capabilities, these breathable gloves now come in a limited-edition pink colour. Available for a limited time only, get yours today and show your support while enjoying top-quality hand protection.”


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Sep 26, 2025
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Arco, the UK’s leading safety expert, is launching a special, one-off range of pink ATG nitrile gloves in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October.


This initiative sees Arco collaborating with its long-standing partner, Openreach, which will be providing 1,000 pairs of gloves to its engineers throughout October.


For every pair of pink gloves sold between 1st September and 31st October 2025, Arco will donate 80p to its chosen charity: Breast Cancer Now, dedicated to supporting breast cancer awareness and research. The gloves will be available in mixed sizes, from 6 to 11, and supplied in packs of 12 (144 per carton). This limited run is available whilst stocks last and is aimed at all Arco customers, without a specific use case.


The ATG MaxiFlex Pink Active is a unique glove, offering a combination of both wearer and social responsibility benefits. Featuring ATG’s proprietary “Active” technology, the glove is infused with vitamin E and Aloe vera to actively care for and condition the skin while worn.


Niall Robinson, Product & Procurement Manager – Gloves, at Arco said:

"Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an incredibly important cause, and we wanted to contribute in a meaningful yet distinctive way this year. These pink gloves offer a practical product for our customers while also serving as a visible symbol of support for a truly great charity. We are delighted to partner with Openreach on this initiative and hope our customers will join us in making a difference this year."

Mark Gannon, UK Sales Director at ATG, said:

“Join us in supporting Octobers Breast Cancer Awareness month with the special ATG MaxiFlex Pink Gloves. Designed for comfort, grip with touchscreen capabilities, these breathable gloves now come in a limited-edition pink colour. Available for a limited time only, get yours today and show your support while enjoying top-quality hand protection.”


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