Stay safe in hazardous work environments with our flame-resistant workwear, designed to protect against heat, flames, and electrical hazards. Whether you work in oil & gas, welding, electrical maintenance, or industrial settings, our EN ISO 11612 and EN ISO 14116 certified garments offer the best protection.
✔ Certified Flame-Resistant (FR) Workwear ✔ Durable, Comfortable, and Breathable Materials ✔ Ideal for Oil & Gas, Welding, and Industrial Work ✔ Meets EN ISO 11612 and EN ISO 14116 Standards
· Flame resistant underwear top with half-zip in high quality merino wool. · Best quality in terms of material and workmanship guarantee all the requirements of good underwear. · This...
This PW3 FR Hi-Vis Winter Jacket has excellent FR properties, protection against rain and chemicals, and a high ARC rating making it the ideal choice when versatile protection is required....
PW3 FR Hi-Vis Winter Coverall has excellent FR properties, protection against rain and chemicals, and a high ARC rating making it the ideal choice when versatile protection is required. This...
Contemporary FR Coverall made from our inherent Modaflame 280gm fabric. Innovative design features like stretch panelling provides excellent comfort and flexibility in key movement areas. Other key features include back...
PW3 FR Hi-Vis Winter Holster Trousers has excellent FR properties, protection against rain and chemicals, and a high ARC rating making it the ideal choice when versatile protection is required....
Convenient for cooler weather and ideal for workers in industries exposed to heat, this t-shirt features a ribbed collar and cuffs for a comfortable fit, as well as heat applied...
Convenient for cooler weather and ideal for workers in industries exposed to heat. The stylish design of the garment has a 3-button placket, finished with a ribbed collar and cuffs....
This WX3 sweatshirt is ideal for workers exposed to heat in their working environment. Features on this garment include zipped collar ribbed hem and cuffs, making it comfortable and easy...
