Lightweight Six-Pocket Coverall for Maintenance, Trades and General Work
The Portwest S999 lightweight polycotton work coverall combines everyday coverage, practical storage and an easy-moving fit for maintenance, warehouse, facilities and general industrial work. Its 5.5 oz Kingsmill fabric uses a 65% polyester and 35% cotton blend, while an elasticated back waist helps the garment sit securely during routine tasks.
Six pockets keep frequently used items accessible. The design includes two chest pockets with concealed press studs, a rule pocket, a back patch pocket and side access openings. A concealed snap front and no exposed metal parts support an anti-scratch workwear design.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Lightweight 5.5 oz polycotton
- Six-pocket storage layout
- Concealed snap front
- Elasticated back waist
- Side access openings
- No exposed metal parts
Common Uses
- Maintenance departments
- Warehouse operations
- Light manufacturing
- Facilities work
- Trade and service crews
- General industrial tasks
General Workwear Selection Note
This coverall is general workwear. Portwest does not list the S999 as flame-resistant, arc-rated, chemical-protective, electrical-insulating, cut-resistant or high-visibility PPE. Match clothing to the workplace hazard assessment and use task-specific PPE where required. UPF 40+ fabric is one sun-exposure feature and does not replace sunscreen, shade, hydration or other employer controls.
FAQ - Portwest S999 Polycotton Work Coverall
What is the Portwest S999 coverall made from?
Portwest lists a 5.5 oz Kingsmill fabric made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton.
How many pockets does the S999 have?
The coverall has six pockets. Its storage and access features include two chest pockets with concealed press studs, a rule pocket, a back patch pocket and side access openings.
Is the Portwest S999 flame-resistant or arc-rated?
No flame-resistant or arc-rated certification is listed by Portwest for the S999. Do not use it as a substitute for task-specific FR or arc-rated clothing.
What does the UPF 40+ fabric rating mean?
Portwest states that the fabric is rated UPF 40+ and blocks 98% of UV rays. It should still be used with the employer's complete sun- and heat-exposure controls.
How should this polycotton coverall be washed?
Portwest permits normal washing at up to 60 C, no bleach, low-temperature tumble drying or drip-line drying, ironing at up to 150 C and professional dry cleaning. Follow the supplied garment label.
What sizes does ASA offer for the S999?
The current ASA product options run from Small through 4X. Select the required size on the product page and confirm availability before ordering.