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CD889 - WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Trousers with Holster Pockets - PortwestCD889 - WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Trousers with Holster Pockets - Portwest
Portwest WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Trousers with Holster Pockets - Portwest CD889
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CD888 - WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Class 1 Service Trousers - PortwestCD888 - WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Class 1 Service Trousers - Portwest
Portwest WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Class 1 Service Trousers - Portwest CD888
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CD857 - WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Class 2 Service Trousers - Portwest - Orange/BlackCD857 - WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Class 2 Service Trousers - Portwest
Portwest WX2 Eco Hi-Vis Class 2 Service Trousers - Portwest CD857
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CD848 - WX2 Eco Stretch Trousers - PortwestCD848 - WX2 Eco Stretch Trousers - Portwest
Portwest WX2 Eco Stretch Trousers - Portwest CD848
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Trousers alone reach class 1 at most

Trousers alone achieve class 1 at most under the standard; for class 3 overall, combine the trousers with a high-visibility jacket, so the combined area of fluorescent and reflective material is sufficient.

Durable and comfortable

Our trousers have reinforced knee zones and enough pocket space for tools, suitable for road workers and construction workers who are outside all day.

Frequently asked questions

Is high-visibility trousers alone sufficient under the standard?

Trousers alone usually achieve class 1; for a higher class, combine the trousers with a high-visibility jacket.

Are these trousers suitable for kneeling work?

Yes, the trousers have reinforced knee zones suitable for knee pads, ideal for frequent kneeling work.

Which colour hi-vis trousers should I choose?

EN ISO 20471 allows fluorescent yellow, orange and red as background colour. Which colour you choose usually depends on your sector or client: in the railway sector orange is common, while yellow is often worn in construction and roadworks. Many trousers also have dark panels on the knees and seat, so dirt is less noticeable.

How often can you wash hi-vis trousers?

The label states the maximum number of washes the trousers have been tested for, for example 25 or 50. After that number, it is no longer guaranteed that fluorescence and reflection meet the standard. Wash at the stated temperature, do not use bleach and replace the trousers sooner if the colour is faded or the reflective bands are damaged.

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