Layering systems · −20 °C rated

Cold Weather Workwear

Cold weather workwear systems: thermal base layers, insulated bibs and jackets, freezer suits and hi-vis winter gear. Factory-direct bulk supply.

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EN 342
EN 14058
EN 343

Cold-weather workwear is a system, not a single jacket: a moisture-wicking base layer, an insulating mid layer and a wind- and water-resistant shell. We produce all three layers so the fit and sizing work together.

Our cold range is used in cold storage, winter construction, utilities, oil and gas, agriculture and outdoor logistics. Insulated styles are tested to EN 342 and can be combined with ANSI 107 hi-vis where required.

Where these garments are used — open an industry page for crew sizes, standards and sourcing notes.

Cold storage & freezers Winter construction Utilities & line work Oil & gas Agriculture Outdoor logistics

Products

Cold Weather Workwear styles

Stock blocks for fast sampling, with custom colors, trims and branding available on every style.

WM-CW-01

Thermal Base Layer Set

200 gsm brushed jersey, top + leggings, moisture-wicking

Flatlock seams
Odor control option
Sizes XS–4XL

MOQ 100 pcs per style Get price

WM-BB-10

Insulated Bib Overall

Nylon shell, 180 gsm quilt, full-leg zips

−20 °C activity
Knee patches
Reflective option

MOQ 100 pcs per style Get price

WM-CW-10

Freezer Jacket

Nylon shell, 200 gsm insulation, knit cuffs, hood

Cold storage
Machine washable
Sizes S–4XL

MOQ 100 pcs per style Get price

WM-CO-10

Insulated Winter Coverall

300D shell, 180 gsm padding, detachable hood

−20 °C
Taped seams option
Hi-vis option

MOQ 100 pcs per style Get price

Request the current line sheet for the full size range, fabric cards and stock color list.

Materials & compliance

Standards and fabrics

The standards and fabric platforms behind this range. Final class, weight and tape are confirmed on the approved spec sheet.

Standard	What it covers
EN 342	Thermal insulation of clothing ensembles
EN 14058	Protection against cool environments for single garments
EN 343	Waterproof and breathability for shells
ANSI 107 option	Hi-vis winter layers for road and site crews

Fabric platform	Best for
160–200 gsm polyester insulation	Quilted or wadding insulation with a high warmth-to-weight ratio
Brushed polyester base jersey, 200 gsm	Moisture-wicking thermal base layers
300D PU-coated oxford	Wind- and water-resistant outer shells
Fleece, 300–340 gsm	Mid layers with stretch panels for movement

Need a standard we have not listed? We regularly build to customer specs and can test through third-party labs. Send the requirement with your target market and we will confirm the route.

FAQ

Cold Weather Workwear questions

How do I choose between insulated bibs and coveralls?

Bibs are more flexible for active work because the arms stay free; coveralls give full-body protection for wet or dirty jobs. Many crews use bibs for work and coveralls for wet weather.

What temperature rating do your freezer garments have?

Our 180–200 gsm freezer styles are designed for cold storage at −20 °C with moderate activity; exposure time and base layers affect real-world comfort.

Can cold-weather garments be hi-vis?

Yes, insulated bibs, jackets and coveralls are available with ANSI 107 Class 2/3 or Class E tape.

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