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Walker’s role with specialist footwear manufacturer
Berkshire-based Walker Logistics Ltd has been appointed to manage the UK supply chain of specialist footwear company, WearerTech.
WearerTech produce a range of shoes specifically designed to be worn by chefs and kitchen workers and Walker will be responsible for fulfilling orders to the growing number of catering companies and restaurants that make up WearerTech’s core client base.
Stock will be held at Walker’s 230,000 sq. ft. multi-user warehouse, which is located close to Junction 14 of the M4 motorway.
William Walker, sales and marketing director of Walker Logistics, commented: “We are, of course, extremely pleased to be associated with WearerTech who are seen as one of the UK’s most innovative designers of workwear shoes and we will strive to develop and deliver solutions that meet the company’s current and future supply chain needs.”
Established in 1999, Walker Logistics offers a comprehensive range of bespoke logistics services to a broad range of clients operating across diverse market sectors.


