Sioen jackets protect anyone working outdoors against rain, wind and cold, and the hi-vis versions also make sure you are seen. The category runs from winter blousons and rain parkas to softshells.
Start with the conditions. A rain parka keeps wet weather out; a winter parka or winter blouson adds insulation. Models with detachable or zip-off sleeves become a body warmer when it gets milder, and some parkas have a removable lining or body warmer, so one jacket lasts several seasons. A softshell is lighter, for dry and cool weather.
Then look at the risks at work. Hi-vis jackets in fluo yellow or fluo orange, often combined with navy, make you visible along the road and on site. For work with fire risk or static discharge there are flame retardant and antistatic parkas, and for work on electrical installations jackets with arc protection. Without hi-vis there are plain colours such as black, navy blue, grey and khaki. Match the jacket with trousers from Sioen tops and bottoms, the wider workwear group this category belongs to.
