Workwear jacket Pesso Uranus 135, yellow

Take measurements whilst in your underwear. Use a tape measure. Remember to keep the tape measure tight when measuring, without pulling it. Measure according to instructions and compare your measurements with the right table. All measurements in the tables are close body sizes.

• A Chest width. Measure over the widest part of the chest.
• B Waist width. Measure where you normally have your waistband.
• C Seat width. Measure over the widest part of the seat.
• D Inside length measurement: Measure along the inside of the leg, from fork to floor.

EN ISO 20471

Protective garments with enhanced visibility. High visibility garments have fluorescent surfaces and reflectors that conform to certification requirements on the design according to three different classes, and have been tested before and after washing. 5 washes is the minimum and if the garment has been tested and approved for a higher number of washes this should be stated on the care label.

CLASS 1

Protective garments fitted with fluorescent fabric, with an area of at least 0.14 m≤ and reflectors with an area of 0.10 m≤, for use where the lowest level of visibility is demanded.

CLASS 2

Protective garments fitted with fluorescent fabric, with an area of at least 0.50 m≤ and reflectors with an area of 0.13 m≤, for use where the visibility requirement is not as high as class 3.

CLASS 3

Protective garments fitted with fluorescent fabric, with an area of at least 0.80 m≤ and reflectors with an area of 0.20 m≤, where the highest level of visibility is demanded. Protective garments must cover the torso and at least have sleeves or full-length trousers. The reflectors must wrap around the torso and arm or leg. Minimum reflector width must be 50 mm.