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technology used in the garments. That’s why you need to consider whether you should be wearing waterproof or water-repellent clothing.


“So, for longer exposure or, if you need 100% protection on site in the rain, look for our GORE-TEX jackets. These highly technical garments are extremely durable with a membrane has over 1.4bn pores per square cm. They’re waterproof to keep you dry, windproof to keep you warm, and breathable to keep you comfortable all day long.”


For quick and reliable protection during when its raining or if your work is less active, choose our PU garments which, along with our other rainwear clothing have EN 343 certification for Protection against Foul Weather. This accreditation validates the garment’s performance in the rain through independent testing.


Also, don’t forget about ventilation. Your clothes’ breathability is as crucial for your comfort as the outer-


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layer protection against water, especially when you’re working really hard. Clothes with good climate control that transports sweat away from the skin.


So, make it a habit of checking the breathability features of the garments you buy. Breathability comes in two ways. Either the breathability of the fabric itself, such as our 37.5® sports fabric, or built-in ventilation functionality such as zippers or meshed fabric areas at the sides and back of the garments.


Finally, whatever the rain may do to dampen your spirits, as far as your work clothes are concerned, by choosing the right workwear, you can work effectively and comfortably all day long.


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