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- with Reflective Tapes: With high visibility in very low light or darkness, through the reflective tapes they have.
- Breathable Fabric: Allows air circulation and wicks moisture away from the body. Ideal for working in high temperatures, as it helps keep the skin dry and cool.
- Water-Resistant: Indicates the garment’s ability to repel water (water repellent) or completely prevent its penetration (waterproof), providing protection in wet or rainy working conditions.
- Fleece: Made of wool or synthetic dense and soft fabric. They are mainly used in winter, as they provide warmth while allowing the skin to "breathe".
- Cotton: They do not irritate the skin and allow it to "breathe". They are particularly absorbent and durable over time and frequent washes, while maintaining their color vibrancy.
- Lightweight (up to 150 g/m²): Ideal for warm environments or summer use. It offers excellent breathability and comfort, allowing freedom of movement without adding unnecessary weight during work.
- Medium (151-195 g/m²): Medium-weight fabric, suitable for year-round use. It offers a balance between durability and breathability, making it ideal for everyday work indoors and outdoors in mild temperatures.
- Heavy (201-300 gr/m²): High-density fabric that offers increased durability and protection. It is ideal for working in low temperatures or demanding environments, as it retains heat and resists wear.
- Very Heavy (301 g/m² and above): High-density, durable fabric suitable for demanding working conditions and low temperatures. It offers maximum protection against wear and exceptional long-term durability.
- Lightweight (up to 150 g/m²) 1
- Medium (151-195 g/m²) 1
- Heavy (201-300 gr/m²) 2
- Very Heavy (301 g/m² and above) 0
- High Visibility (EN ISO 20471): Products with bright colors and reflective strips that meet the international EN ISO 20471 standard. They ensure the worker is visible in low-light conditions or near moving vehicles for maximum safety.
- Basic Protection (EN ISO 13688): Standard that defines general requirements for workwear (ergonomics, comfort, marking), but does not provide specialized protection against specific hazards such as fire or chemicals.
- Antistatic (EN 1149): Certification indicating that the garment prevents the buildup of static electricity, reducing the risk of sparks in environments with explosion hazards or when working with sensitive electronics.
- Flame-Retardant/Flame-Resistant (EN ISO 11612): Certification for protection against heat and flame. It features a design that delays the spread of fire, reducing the risk of burns in environments with high temperatures or accidental contact with flames.
- Electric Arc Protection (EN 61482): Protects against the thermal effects of electric arc. Suitable for electricians and technicians working in high-voltage installations, reducing the risk of severe burns.