How good is the fire resistance of your outdoor workwear?

Our protective workwear is made from flame-retardant materials and can be produced to meet the fire safety standards required in your market.

What we offer:

• Inherently flame-retardant fibres: aramid-based fabrics such as Nomex and Kevlar provide high-temperature resistance and do not rely on a surface treatment that washes out.
• Treated flame-retardant fabrics: cotton and polycotton constructions with durable FR finishes, a more cost-effective option for lower-risk environments.
• Standards support: garments can be built and tested towards the requirements you specify, including EN ISO 11612 for heat and flame protection, EN ISO 20471 for high visibility, IEC 61482 for arc flash, and NFPA or ANSI equivalents for North America.
• Design integration: FR reflective tape, FR thread and FR closures are used throughout so trims do not compromise the garment's protection.
• Testing and documentation: test reports can be arranged before production so you can confirm compliance for your tender or market entry.

Flame resistance requirements differ sharply between welding, electrical, oil and gas and general industrial use. Tell us your application and destination market and we will recommend the appropriate fabric and certification route.