Regatta Professional Waterproof Insulated Coverall - Blue - 42

Yes, with Thermoguard insulation and a fleece lining to the body and hood, it is designed to keep you toasty in cold winter weather, offering protection against wind and adverse conditions.

The coverall is made from 100% Polyester, featuring Hydrafort 5000 and Isolite lightweight fabric for waterproof, windproof, and breathable performance.

Follow the detailed care instructions: cool machine wash with Regatta Isotex cleaner or pure soap. Avoid bleach, tumble drying, ironing, and dry cleaning. Regular, appropriate cleaning helps maintain the DWR finish and overall waterproofing.

Yes, the coverall includes reflective detail to enhance your visibility in low-light conditions, improving safety during early mornings, late evenings, or overcast weather.

Absolutely, it's designed to be worn over your existing clothing. The full-length side zips and centre zip make it easy to put on and take off, even with boots on.

Hydrafort 5000 refers to Regatta's durable waterproof and windproof fabric technology, offering a hydrostatic head rating of 5000mm. This ensures reliable protection against rain and work splashes, keeping you dry.

The product features a grown-on hood, meaning it is integrated into the coverall's design and is not removable. This ensures continuous head protection from the elements.

It is ideal for farm and field work and other manual labor jobs that require outdoor activity in adverse weather conditions, providing robust protection against cold, wet, and wind.

Ensure the coverall is clean, as dirt and oils can impair the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish. Wash according to care instructions using a suitable technical cleaner. If the DWR has worn off over time, consider reapplying a DWR treatment spray specifically designed for waterproof fabrics.

Check for proper sizing to ensure adequate air trapping for insulation; a too-tight fit can compress insulation. Also, ensure under-layers are appropriate and not overly bulky. Verify all zips are fully closed, and the hood is properly adjusted to prevent cold air ingress.

Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush to remove any dirt, mud, or debris. Apply a zipper lubricant (such as zipper wax or a silicone-based spray) to help it move smoothly. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause irreversible damage.