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Salt Line Co Sa

Johannesburg, South Africa

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What Salt Line Co Sa does.

Salt Line Co Sa offers a selection of clothing for both seafarer work and leisure. The company has various products such as a Navy Fishing/Rain Jack (R 1,399,00 ZAR) and Classic V-Neck-T-Shirts in different colors (Charcoal, White, Black, Crimson Red). A Hoodie from the Struisbaai-Series is also available (White, R 899,00 ZAR). The focus lies on ship and dock types, but no specific brands or manufacturers are mentioned. The firm does not disclose any certificates or classes and also gives no information about its founding year or size.

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