Helly Hansen Workwear Alna 4X Work Pant Class 2 - Orange - 38

These pants are ideal for construction, general labor, roadwork, and any occupation requiring high visibility and freedom of movement. The durable reinforcements and functional pockets support a wide range of demanding tasks.

No, kneepads are not included. They must be purchased separately. The pants feature externally accessible pockets designed to hold standard work kneepads.

Refer to the size chart provided by Helly Hansen. The 'size_mens_waist_uk' attribute indicates the waist size in UK sizing. Ensure you measure your waist accurately.

Yes, the pants have a feature that allows the leg length to be increased by up to 5cm, offering a more personalized fit.

Class 2 is a safety standard (EN ISO 20471) indicating a moderate level of visibility. It's suitable for workers who are not in constant proximity to fast-moving traffic. For higher risk environments, Class 3 garments may be required.

The pants primarily use a lightweight, durable 4-way stretch fabric. They also feature Cordura reinforcement fabric, YKK VISLON zippers, and AMANN threads for added quality and longevity.

Machine wash at a maximum of 40°C, do not bleach, and tumble dry on medium heat. It's crucial to avoid fabric softener, as it can degrade the reflective properties. Wash separately and follow all care label instructions.

Ensure you are following the recommended washing and drying instructions. Avoid harsh detergents and excessive heat, and do not use fabric softener. If damage has occurred, consider professional repair or replacement of the garment.

This can sometimes happen with workwear. Try a second rinse cycle or use a small amount of liquid detergent instead of powder. Ensure you are not using fabric softener, which can degrade stretch properties.

Ensure you are using compatible kneepads designed for work trousers. The pockets are designed for a snug fit; try adjusting the kneepad position or trying a different brand/size of kneepad.

Inspect the stitching. Minor fraying can often be secured with a few stitches by hand or by a tailor. For significant seam separation, the garment may need professional repair or replacement.