Workwear

Workwear for construction sites, workshops and services

In this section you will find workwear for people working every day on construction sites, in workshops, in warehouses, in maintenance and in services: trousers, coveralls, bib and brace, sweatshirts, polo shirts, t-shirts, jackets and vests. These garments are designed to withstand frequent washing and constant movement, with pockets where you need them and fabrics chosen to suit the job. For company buyers, the advantage is putting together a complete, consistent uniform, from the base layer to the outer garment, in a single order.

How to choose workwear

The starting point is the job. People who often work kneeling, such as floor layers, plumbers and electricians, need trousers with holster pockets and knee pad pockets; those who spend the day between workbench and van get on well with multi-pocket or stretch work trousers. For dirty or outdoor work, work coveralls and bib and brace also protect the torso. For the upper body it pays to think in layers: work t-shirts and shirts or work polo shirts as the base, sweatshirts and fleeces as the mid layer, work jackets and coats as the outer garment.

Standards and classes: what the labels mean

• EN 14404 Type 2: covers knee pads inserted into the pockets of trousers or coveralls; protection is only guaranteed with the knee pad specified on the product page, correctly inserted.
• EN 17353: enhanced visibility for medium-risk situations, such as yards and low-traffic outdoor areas; it does not replace the high visibility required for road work.
• EN ISO 20471 Class 1: high visibility with the minimum area of fluorescent and retroreflective material required by the standard; Classes 2 and 3 require more.
• EN 1149-5 and EN 61340-5-1: antistatic garments that dissipate electrostatic charges, useful in ESD areas where sensitive electronic components are handled.
• EN 343, EN 342 and EN 14058: protection against rain (Classes 3 and 4 in our range, where the higher number means greater waterproofing), severe cold and cool environments.
• EN 381: cut protection for chainsaw users.

Garments by sector and job

Construction and building services: holster trousers, bib and brace and multi-pocket vests. Logistics and warehousing: lightweight stretch trousers, polo shirts and zip sweatshirts. Electronics and laboratories: ESD antistatic coats, polo shirts and t-shirts. Grounds maintenance: chainsaw-protective trousers and bib and brace. For technical offices and customer-facing staff there are more understated garments, such as chinos and piqué polo shirts.

Sizes, quantities and business orders

Every product page shows stock by size and colour in our Milan warehouse and in the European warehouse, with the next arrival date when an item is being restocked. Items in stock in Milan ship within 24/48 working hours and shipping is free over €150 + VAT. Orders ship complete, with no partial deliveries: for a team, it is worth checking all sizes before confirming. For large-quantity supplies you can request a quote from the website. Prices are excl. VAT and sales are reserved for VAT-registered businesses.