Construction Clothing & Workwear

Multi-standard protection for the construction site

On a construction site multiple risks often overlap: sparks from cutting, rain, wind and sometimes passing traffic. Clothing from our Multinorm collection combines, for example, flame-resistant material with an antistatic finish, so a single garment meets several EN standards at once. For extra visibility around roadworks or in the dark, choose from our High visibility collection.

Work trousers with reinforced knee zones

Spending a lot of time on your knees calls for trousers that can handle it. When choosing construction trousers, look for reinforced knee pockets suitable for knee pads, a sturdy fabric such as canvas or ripstop, and enough pockets for tools and your phone. Also check our knee protection to ease kneeling or seated work.

Safety footwear and hand protection

On a construction site, safety footwear with a steel or composite toe cap and a full anti-perforation sole is essential; class S3 is the most commonly chosen standard because it's also waterproof. Browse our full range of S3 safety shoes. Combine this with cut-resistant gloves to protect your hands against sharp edges and splinters.

Weather-resistant clothing for outdoors

Construction workers work outdoors all year round. In the rain, reach for our rain gear, and in winter stay warm with a lined jacket from Thermal/Freezer. That way you stay dry and warm, whatever the season.

Frequently asked questions

Which safety shoes are mandatory on a construction site?

Most contractors and clients require at least class S3: a steel or composite toe cap, anti-perforation sole and water-repellent upper leather. Browse our S3 safety shoes.

What exactly is multinorm construction clothing?

Multinorm clothing meets several European safety standards at once, for example flame-resistant EN ISO 11612 combined with antistatic EN 1149-5. Handy if you face different risks on the construction site. See the Multinorm collection.

Is high visibility mandatory in construction?

For work along public roads or in the dark, the client often requires class 2 or 3 high-visibility clothing. Check High visibility for jackets, trousers and vests that meet this.

Which construction trousers are most practical?

Trousers with reinforced, removable knee pockets, stretch in the crotch and at least six pockets for tools work best. Combine such trousers well with knee protection for a lot of kneeling work.

What is a bump cap and when is it sufficient?

A bump cap is a lightweight bump hat according to EN 812 that protects your head if you bump into fixed objects, such as pipes, beams or the underside of a machine. It does not protect against falling objects and therefore does not replace a safety helmet according to EN 397. On a construction site where a helmet is mandatory, a bump cap is therefore not sufficient.

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