Flame resistant - Jackets

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MV25 - Hi-Vis Modaflame Jacket - Portwest - Yellow/Navy
Portwest Hi-Vis Modaflame Jacket - Portwest MV25
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FR61 - Hi-Vis Multi-Norm Jacket - Portwest - Yellow/Navy
Portwest Hi-Vis Multi-Norm Jacket - Portwest FR61
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MV72 - Modaflame Multi-Norm Arc Softshell Jacket - Portwest - Orange/NavyModaflame Multi-norm Arc Softshell Jacket - Portwest MV72 Portwest
Portwest Modaflame Multi-Norm Arc Softshell Jacket - Portwest MV72
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Modaflame Rain Multi-norm Arc Jacket - Portwest MV70 PortwestModaflame Rain Multi-norm Arc Jacket - Portwest MV70 Portwest
Portwest Modaflame Rain multi-norm Arc jacket - Portwest MV70
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Flame Retardant Chemical Resistant Jacket - Portwest FR609 PortwestFlame Retardant Chemical Resistant Jacket - Portwest FR609 Portwest
Portwest Flame-Resistant Chemical-Resistant Jacket - Portwest FR609
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Protection according to EN ISO 11612

Every jacket in this collection is tested for flame spread and heat resistance, so you can work safely around sparks and open flame. Also check our flame-resistant trousers for complete protection from head to toe.

Who is this jacket suitable for?

These jackets are widely worn by welders and workers in industry. Browse the full Flame-resistant collection for more options and background on the standard.

Frequently asked questions

Which standard applies to a flame-resistant jacket?

Flame-resistant jackets are tested to EN ISO 11612, the European standard for protection against heat and flames.

Can I combine the jacket with flame-resistant trousers?

Yes, for complete protection from head to toe, combine the jacket with trousers from our flame-resistant trousers collection.

Does a flame-resistant jacket keep protecting after washing?

Yes, provided you wash it according to the care label. For fabrics with a flame-resistant treatment, the manufacturer states for how many washes the protection applies; for inherently flame-resistant fibres, the property is in the yarn itself. Do not use fabric softener or bleach and remove oil and grease stains thoroughly, as they can catch fire.

How should a flame-resistant jacket fit?

Roomy enough to move freely, but not so roomy that it snags on anything. The sleeves must cover your wrists when you stretch your arms, and the jacket must fall far enough over the trousers that no gap appears when you bend. Always wear it closed, with the collar fastened if sparks may fall.

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