The Portwest Hi-Vis Contrast 2-In-1 Bomber Jacket is designed for maximum versatility and protection. Featuring zip-out detachable sleeves and a concealed pack-away hood, this jacket adapts to changing weather conditions. Its waterproof and insulated construction ensures warmth and dryness in harsh environments.
Key Features:
- Waterproof: Taped seams prevent water penetration, keeping you dry.
- Water Resistant Fabric Finish: Water beads away from the fabric surface for enhanced protection.
- Cold Protection: EN342 certified, providing protection against cold temperatures up to -40°C.
- Fully Lined and Padded: Traps heat to increase warmth.
- Elasticated Cuffs: Provides a snug and secure fit.
- Fleece Lined Collar: Helps to retain heat and increase comfort.
- Reflective Tape: Enhances visibility in low-light conditions.
- ID Card Holder: For easy display of identification.
- Certified to EN ISO 20471: Maintains high visibility after 50 washes.
- D-Ring: For keys or ID cards.
- Two-Way Wear: Jacket can be worn in two different ways for versatile use.
- Detachable Sleeves: Offers multi-way options for adapting to different conditions.
- Pack-Away Hood: Provides additional weather protection when needed.
- Print Access: Allows for corporate branding.
- Phone Pocket: Secure storage for mobile phones.
- Half Elasticated Waist: Ensures a comfortable and secure fit.
- 4 Pockets: Provides ample storage for personal items.
- 40+ UPF Rated Fabric: Blocks 98% of UV rays for sun protection.
Materials:
- Shell Fabric: 300D Industry: 100% Polyester, 300D Oxford Weave with Stain Resistant Finish, Double PU Coated 190g
- Lining Fabric: 100% Polyester 60g
- Filling Fabric: 100% Polyester 170g
Applications:
- Ideal for a wide range of outdoor work environments, including construction, transportation, and emergency services, where adaptable protection and visibility are crucial.
The Portwest Hi-Vis Contrast 2-In-1 Bomber Jacket provides flexibility, warmth, and high visibility, making it a practical choice for demanding conditions.
