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A smart-looking Hi Vis Jacket blended with safety, comfort, quality and style Soft touch, nicely quilted and shower proof Hi Vis Yellow & Orange compliant to EN ISO 20471: 2013 Class 3 Orange also compliant to RIS-3279-TOM for railway industry Two 5cm width "V" shape reflective tapes on the body and around arms for best visibility in the dark...
Full zip with stormflap, flexi notch at neck Extended back section Concealed, vertical zippered front pockets with inner lining of the same material Right hand side chest pocket with functional multi compartments Spacious internal A4 document pocket Zipped decoration access at left chest Stain resistant DuPont™ Teflon® coating 150...
100% Polyester fabric with hook & loop Two 5cm width reflective tapes around the Body Hi-Vis Yellow & Orange conform to EN ISO20471:2013 Class 2 The manufacturer guarantees the reflective properties in accordance with the EN standard for 25 washes at 40°C
Flexible anatomical fit Designed to fit all Work-Guard knee pad trousers Lightweight Hardwearing
Compatible with Regatta workwear trousers RG600, RG5000, RGH335, RGH336, RG367R, RG368R, RG373R, RG374R Lightweight and durable Protective cushioned kneepads Ergonomic design for advanced comfort and fit Strong hardwearing and flexible
Some may think that practically all jobs can be done in normal clothes. However, when faced with one or the other in reality with specific work, it is very quickly understood that appropriate clothing is extremely important. After all, they are not created and used for nothing special clothes. First of all, they are important for human safety and comfort. For example, people working on the road the clothes are bright and have a lot of reflective elements. Who ensures that they will be seen. Meanwhile, construction the sector uses strong enough clothing and gloves to protect against skin damage. In addition, they make you feel freely, since their design is adapted to perform certain tasks.
At first glance, most clothes will look quite similar, but they all have different characteristics. So, first of all, you should look for what specific work they are adapted. Because this is what work clothes are often classified according to. It would also be worth it evaluate the conditions under which you will use them. Clothing intended for outdoor work will very often have protection against rain and wind, but at the same time will be permeable to air. And in winter, warmed fabrics are used. Meanwhile, working inside you should choose clothes that protect against overheating. Wear-resistant fabric used in the construction sector, which ensure their longevity. In addition, they are easy to wash. In other cases, the garment may have even more specific protections that are required in certain jobs. Therefore, you should pay attention to all this when choosing.
Although they can be the most diverse, it is possible to single out the main parts of clothing that are used most often. For example, pants in most cases will have many pockets, since it is convenient to store various tools and other things there when working means. In addition, they often have knee padding in case you need to do some work while kneeling. And practically everyone their material is extremely strong to protect the skin from possible scratches or damage. The t-shirt breathes well, because you practically always get warm and sweat a lot while working, so personal comfort is extremely important. Sweaters are also used in most jobs. However, you should choose them according to your size, because it is too big and too loose clothing can pose a work hazard. Shoes are another type that receives quite a lot of attention. Because they often have to be resistant to shocks, moisture, dust and other damages. And on top of all that, they have to be there and comfortable. Because the whole day is spent working with them. Another category would be protective clothing for specific conditions. They can protect against rain, wind, heat or cold.
