en 471 t/c fr cotton/polyester coverall

Description

Definition

EN 471 T/C FR cotton/polyester coverall is a one‑piece protective work garment made of cotton‑polyester blended (T/C) flame‑retardant fabric, manufactured to comply with the former European high‑visibility standard EN 471. Note: EN 471 has been superseded by EN ISO 20471 for high‑visibility protective clothing.

Material & Construction

T/C (cotton/polyester blend): Mix of cotton and polyester fibres. Cotton delivers soft touch, moisture‑wicking comfort and heat‑resistance; polyester improves fabric tensile strength, tear resistance, abrasion performance and dimensional stability.
FR (Flame Retardant): The textile is treated with flame‑retardant finishing. When exposed to fire, it limits flame spread and self‑extinguishes once the heat source is removed, reducing burn injury risks.
Coverall: Full‑body one‑piece work design, covering torso, arms and legs, widely used for industrial site protection.
EN 471: Legacy EU standard for high‑visibility warning clothing, specifying performance requirements for retro‑reflective tapes and fluorescent background fabric to ensure wearers are highly visible in low‑light and poor‑visibility working environments.

Core Performance

Flame retardancy: Resists ignition, inhibits flame propagation, self‑extinguishes away from fire source.
High‑visibility safety: Fluorescent base fabric plus retro‑reflective strips meet EN 471 visibility requirements for traffic‑related and field‑operation scenarios.
Mechanical property: Polyester component enhances tear‑proof and wear‑resistant capacity; cotton part optimises wearing breathability.
Whole‑body coverage: One‑piece structure avoids garment gap exposure for comprehensive body protection.

More details

There has pocket on anti-static coverall left sleeve.
0.6cm single visible stitching on the anti-static coverall’s shoulder,arm hole,front&back fly,outside seam.beautiful and firm.
Rubber band on waist line fits more people in different body form.
Double closed metal zipper closed to the collar in Front fly with the pull loop. The anti-static coverall cover the zipper, zipper teeth will not appear.
Slant pockets on each side of the anti-static coverall.
Kneecap to increase wearing resistance.
Bar-tacking on all stress points to increase the fastness.

Standards

EN ISO 11611	Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes
EN ISO 11612	Protective clothing – Clothing to protect against heat and flame
EN ISO 14116	Protective clothing - Protection against heat and flame
NFPA70E	Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace
NFPA2112	Standard on Flame-Resistant Garments for Protection of Industrial Personnel Against Flash Fire
Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class 2	Tested for harmful substances, approved to be used in direct contact with skin

Size Chart

Measurements are in inches.

Size	Neck	Chest	Waist	Sleeve
S	14 - 14.5	34 - 36	28 - 30	32.5 - 33
M	15 - 15.5	38 - 40	32 - 34	33.5 - 34
L	16 - 16.5	42 - 44	36 - 38	34.5 - 35
XL	17 - 17.5	46 - 48	40 - 42	35.5 - 36
2XL	18 - 18.5	50 - 52	44 - 46	36.5 - 37
3XL	19 - 19.5	54 - 56	48 - 50	37 - 37.5
4XL	20 - 20.5	58 - 60	52 - 54	37.5 - 38
5XL	21 - 21.5	62 - 64	56 - 58	38 -38.5

Hint: For the most accurate results, measure yourself in your undergarments.

Neck: Measure around the base of your neck, inserting your forefinger between the tape and your neck to allow ease in fit.

Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping tape firmly under your armpits and around your shoulder blades.

Waist: Measure around your waist, slightly below your natural waist, where you normally wear your pants. Insert your forefinger between the tape and your body to allow ease in fit.