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Insulation for extreme cold

For work in freezer rooms down to -30 degrees, a heavily lined coverall with snug cuffs is essential to keep cold air out. Our thermal coveralls and thermal jackets are tested for this and offer long-lasting protection against cold.

Layering for outdoor work

For outdoor work in winter, a layering system works best: thermal trousers or fleece under a windproof outer layer keeps you warm without overheating during physical activity.

Combining with dryness and visibility

If you also work outdoors in the rain, combine thermal clothing with a waterproof layer from our rainwear collection. For roadside work in winter, a high-visibility, lined jacket from High visibility is a good choice.

Frequently asked questions

Up to what temperature does thermal clothing protect?

Our heaviest thermal coveralls are suitable for freezer rooms down to -30 degrees; lighter lined jackets are intended for cold outdoor work around freezing point.

Is layering better than one thick jacket?

Yes, several thinner layers often insulate better and give more flexibility: you adjust the number of layers to the temperature and your activity level.

Can thermal clothing be combined with rainwear?

Yes, a windproof thermal layer under waterproof rainwear keeps you both warm and dry during wet winter weather.

Does lined clothing restrict my freedom of movement?

Our thermal clothing has stretch and action panels at the key movement points, so insulation doesn't come at the cost of freedom of movement.

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Thermal/Freezer clothing

Insulation for extreme cold

Layering for outdoor work

Combining with dryness and visibility

Frequently asked questions

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