Our flame retardant clothing range is designed to protect workers operating in high-risk environments where exposure to heat, flame and thermal hazards is present. Suitable for utilities, rail, electrical, manufacturing, welding and heavy industrial maintenance, these garments provide essential protective performance while maintaining comfort and durability on site.
This collection includes flame retardant trousers, FR coveralls, jackets, shirts and mid-layers manufactured to meet recognised European safety standards. Selected garments comply with relevant EN standards such as EN ISO 11612 (protection against heat and flame), EN ISO 11611 (welding and allied processes), EN 1149 (anti-static properties) and EN 61482 (arc flash protection), depending on specification.
Designed for daily professional use in regulated environments, our FR workwear combines durable fabrics with practical features including reinforced seams, secure fastenings and functional pocket layouts. Each garment is selected to support consistent protection across long shifts and demanding site conditions.
Many items in this range are suitable for custom branding, with embroidery or specialist applications positioned carefully to maintain garment certification and protective performance. Branding methods are selected to ensure compliance is not compromised.
Ideal for safety-led organisations and compliance-driven procurement, our flame retardant clothing supports risk reduction, regulatory adherence and dependable long-term supply.
Looking for additional protective garments? Explore our full protective workwear collection for hi-vis, rail specification and waterproof safety clothing.
Hi Vis Vest FAQs (EN ISO 20471)
What standard should a hi vis vest meet in the UK?
For most workplace use, a high-visibility vest should comply with EN ISO 20471, which sets requirements for fluorescent fabric and reflective tape to ensure visibility in daylight, low-light, and night-time conditions.
What are the hi vis classes (Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3)?
Hi vis clothing is grouped into Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3, depending on the amount of high-visibility and reflective material. The correct class depends on the job role, working environment, and level of risk.
Can you print a logo on a hi vis vest?
Yes — many styles in this collection are suitable for custom printing or embroidery, making them ideal for branded workwear, uniforms, and site-compliant company clothing.
Learn more:
👉 EN ISO 20471 explained – hi vis classes, requirements & employer responsibilities