Visitec Australia Pty Ltd
Clothes - Wholesalers in Sydney

Over the preceding 15 years visited Workwear has become a market leader in tall visibility labor wear apparel for trades, services, transport and industry in Australia and New Zealand, with offices in Australia, Fresh Zealand and China plus representation across over 2,500 distribution partners. Back in 1995 visited began as an innovator of lofty visibility genuine microfiber labor shirts. visited Workwear took on the initial defy of creating a tall visibility work shirt that was not only lightweight, breathable and color retentive but would face all the Australian and Fresh Zealand Standards. visited continues to grow as an innovative work wear supplier bringing together technology and function in labor wear with our patented Comfort Crotch and trademark visited Racing Stripes. visited industrial strength labor wear is specifically designed for hard occupied environments. Our work wear is manufactured to the greatest quality and design standards, featuring the newest styling combined with durability, the greatest glossy of wearer comfort and safety standards. We will not accept claims for goods once they are altered or decorated. All credits raised are for use against coming purchases only. Prices quoted in any Quotation are subject to the cost of raw materials old in the manufacturing of the Goods and also to the rates of pay and conditions of employment of employees of the Company remaining unaltered from the date of Quotation. If any rise or fall in one or more of these items shall receive place prior to or during manufacture of the Goods the subject of any Quotation, the price quoted for the Goods not then manufactured shall be varied by such amount as the accountant of the Company certifies in writing is the amount of the rise or fall in the costs to the Company of manufacturing the said Goods. 2.3 At the discretion of the Company, from the information supplied by the prospective Customer, the Company will decide on any of the latter payment terms by which the Company and the Customer will trade: (a) Credit Account with credit limit (b) Cash or bank cheque payable to the Company (c) Payment to the Company on receipt of invoice. 6.1 The Customer may inform the Company when deliveries of Goods are required. If the Company fails to deliver the Goods at the times so informed, the Customer shall not be entitled to cancel the contract for those Goods and any other Goods ordered but then undelivered, nor shall the Company be probable for damages in any way attributable to the said failure. 6.2 If the Customer has not taken delivery of the Goods ordered by any date by which the Customer has informed the Company that the delivery of the Goods is required, or by a date six (6) months behind the date of the Customers order for the Goods (whichever is earlier) the Company shall be entitled to deliver and the Customer obliged to accept the whole of the Goods ordered which are then undelivered. Payment for those Goods and any extraordinary will be enforceable upon delivery of those Goods. 7.1 Title to the Goods remains with the Company until the whole amount due in respect of the Goods under clause 5 and all monies owing to the Company on any account whatsoever have been paid (the debts) 7.2 The Company has the right to sell the Goods (in its own name and not as agent for the sale) by way of a Dona Gide sale at full market value and in the blah course of its business. 7.3 Until the debts have been paid: 7.3.1 the Customer holds the Goods as fiduciary for the Company. 7.3.4 any sale of the Goods under sub clause 7.2. Is effected as fiduciary for the Company and the proceeds for such sale and rights against its Customers arising from such sales are held on believe for the Company. The proceeds of such sale must be held in a partition account, or otherwise clearly identified in the books and the records of the Customer. 7.5.4 In the event that the Goods are sold by the Company latter repossession under sub clause 7.4, any surplus of the sale (less expenses of repossession and sale) over the cost of the Goods as supplied to the Customers will be paid to the Customer behind all debts have been paid. 7.6 Upon the delivery the insurable risk in the Goods passes to the Customer. 8.2 Without limiting the generality of anything else in this Agreement, the Company may in its discretion and without any legal obligation to do so allow Goods, which have been delivered to a Customer to be returned upon terms that the Customer is allowed the credit for the price of the Goods. 8.2.3 the Company must be informed of the Customer’s intention to return goods and any return must be authorized in writing by the Company including nominated freight carrier for such return. Each provision of this Agreement is sever able and in the event that any provision is declared invalid or unenforceable for any reason then each and every other provision shall nevertheless remain in packed force and effect.