An essential part of any job is having the right tools and wearing the right clothes. While businessmen and businesswomen in offices may wear suits and slacks, a worker in welding or manufacturing needs more protective clothing to keep them safe while they handle dangerous chemicals and substances and work with heavy-duty machinery. An investment in workplace safety is a wise choice.

Aprons

With an adjustable waist strap and an adjustable shoulder strap, our selection of aprons can be customized to fit your body type exactly for comfortable wear. Whether you want to protect the front of your clothing from dough and other food items or from a number of other substances, an apron is a great way to stay clean when things get messy.

Coats and Jackets

When you work in harsh, potentially dangerous environments, it's important to take the necessary precautions by wearing protective clothing. Our coats and jackets offer full upper-body coverage and are available in a range of sizes, so you can choose an option that isn't too tight or too loose. Consider a jacket made of flame-retardant sateen when dealing with open fire or welding practices.

Rainwear

Just because it's dreary out doesn't mean that the work has to come to a screeching halt. With workwear designed to be worn in the rain, you can continue construction and other forms of outdoor work. Our rain work clothes come in bright yellow for a high-visibility design that helps attract notice from nearby workers or people driving by.

Sleeves and Bibs

While a jacket does a great job covering your upper body, sometimes it may be too warm, especially in warehouses. Consider purchasing a pair of sleeves that keep your arms safe while you work without causing you to sweat.