Portwest Bizflame Rain Hi-Vis Multi Lite Jacket - Yellow

The jacket is lightweight and unpadded. While it has an FR cotton lining for some warmth, it is designed to be layered. For extremely cold weather, additional insulated layers beneath the jacket would be necessary.

EN ISO 20471 Class 3 is the highest class for high-visibility clothing, indicating that the garment provides the maximum level of visibility required for safety in environments with significant risks.

Machine wash at 40°C (104°F) with a mild process. Avoid bleaching, high heat drying, and dry cleaning. Always follow the specific care instructions on the garment's label.

The jacket meets EN 13034 Type PB [6] standards, which is suitable for protection against light sprays of liquid. It is not designed for heavy chemical splashes or immersion. Always check specific chemical resistance requirements for your task.

Both versions offer similar protective features. The Orange variant is specifically certified to RIS 3279 TOM Issue 2, a standard often required for railway industry work in the UK. The Yellow version meets the general EN ISO 20471 Class 3 standard.

The FR cotton lining offers a degree of warmth and comfort. It is intended to supplement the jacket's overall protective function rather than serve as primary insulation for extreme cold.

The protective properties are designed to last for the intended lifespan of the garment, provided care instructions are followed. Repeated washing and wear can eventually degrade these properties, so regular inspection is advised.

The water-repellent finish may diminish over time. Reapply a suitable reproofing spray after washing, following the product's instructions.

Ensure the jacket is not too tightly layered underneath and that the fabric's breathability is not compromised by excessive dirt or residue. Clean the garment according to care instructions.

Inspect seams and cuffs for damage. Minor fraying can sometimes be addressed with appropriate fabric repair, but significant damage may require replacement for full protective integrity.

While the jacket has anti-static properties, extreme conditions might still generate some charge. Ensure proper grounding procedures are followed in your work environment if static is a critical concern.