Cold Weather Coverall: Winter Work Wear
The Portwest S485 Hi-Vis Contrast Winter Coverall combines insulated coverage with waterproof construction for cold, wet outdoor work. Its PU-coated, 300D polyester Oxford shell has a stain-resistant finish, while quilted polyester insulation adds warmth. ASA identifies this coverall as SKU SCW301.
Reflective tape helps improve visibility around traffic and equipment. A two-way front zipper, double storm flap, packaway hood and zipped ankles support changing conditions and access over work footwear. Inner ribbed cuffs and an elasticated waist help keep the garment comfortably positioned.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Quilted thermal insulation
- Packaway hood
- Two-way front zipper
- Double storm flap
- Zipped ankles and ribbed cuffs
- Radio mic tabs and phone pocket
Applications & Use
- Tow operators and Road Rangers
- Transportation and DOT crews
- Outdoor industrial maintenance
- Winter construction and logistics
- Utility and public works
Manufacturer-Listed Standards
Portwest lists ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R Class 3 and Type P Class 3, plus EN ISO 20471 Class 3 for visibility. Weather ratings include EN 343 Class 3:1 X, with 15,000 mm water penetration resistance, and EN 342: 0.341 m²·K/W, 2, X for cold protection. Verify the supplied garment label for its applicable certifications.
OSHA Guidance
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 addresses suitable protective equipment and workplace hazard assessment where applicable. It does not certify this coverall. OSHA cold-stress guidance recommends appropriate clothing, worker monitoring and warm, dry breaks.
Manufacturer Documentation
Review the official Portwest S485 product information for specifications and instructions.
FAQ
- Is it waterproof? Portwest specifies waterproof construction with sealed seams. Close all fasteners correctly.
- How many pockets are included? The current Portwest listing specifies five pockets, including phone storage.
- Is the hood removable? It is described as a packaway hood, not a detachable hood.
- Can it be worn over boots? Zipped ankles help with dressing; check clearance with your footwear.
- Does Class 3 guarantee visibility? No. Lighting, obstructions, garment condition and worksite controls still matter.
- How should I select and care for it? Check fit over intended layers and follow the supplied garment’s care label.