Description

A safety coverall is a protective garment designed to provide comprehensive coverage for the body, typically from the neck to the ankles, and sometimes including the arms. It is used across various industries to ensure worker safety in environments that may involve exposure to hazards such as chemicals, heat, flames, electricity, sharp objects, or contamination.

• Material: Usually made of durable, flame-resistant, or chemical-resistant fabrics like cotton, polyester blends, Nomex, or Kevlar, depending on the application.
• Design: Full-body coverage with a zipper, button, or Velcro front closure for easy wearing. Some include elastic cuffs, reinforced knees, or high-visibility strips for added functionality.
• Protection: Shields against specific hazards such as sparks, heat, chemicals, oil spills, or airborne particles.
• Comfort: Lightweight and breathable options available for prolonged wear. May feature vents or moisture-wicking fabric.
• Customization: Options for pockets, tool loops, or branding logos.