In warm temperatures, closed safety shoes can quickly become uncomfortable. Work sandals and safety clogs offer better ventilation and, depending on the model, still provide toe protection, a slip-resistant sole, antistatic properties, or ESD protection. In this article, we explain which work environments safety sandals are suitable for and how the SB and S1 protection classes differ. We also present our models from the manufacturer Portwest.

In summer, T-shirts and polo shirts become the most important base layer in the workday. It's not just about comfort, but also about the right protection for the specific workplace. Whether ESD, high-visibility, flame-retardant materials, or lightweight corporate wear—the right choice is crucial for comfort and safety. In this article, we show which models are suitable for summer use in the workshop, on the construction site, in industry, and for outdoor work.

Summer is here, bringing with it a number of challenges. High temperatures quickly make physical work outdoors strenuous and can significantly impair concentration. Cooling vests from Portwest offer a simple way to noticeably relieve the body in the heat—completely without electricity, batteries, or accumulators that need charging. Our CV01, CV02, and CV09 models are activated with water and keep you cool for up to 8 hours. In this article, we present the technology, application, and areas of use.

When temperatures rise, heavy work trousers are often no longer the best choice. Work shorts offer greater freedom of movement, better comfort, and practical features such as tool pockets, stretch fabrics, or UV protection. Depending on the job, classic work shorts, high-visibility shorts, or models with holster pockets are suitable. In this article, we'll show you which work shorts are right for which job.

Many people buy workwear with the best intentions—and make precisely the mistakes that later lead to dissatisfaction, faster wear and tear, or unnecessary costs. Often, maximum durability or the lowest price is prioritized, while comfort, freedom of movement, and the actual intended use are overlooked. However, the most expensive workwear isn't the best choice; the right one is. In this article, we'll show you the most common mistakes when buying workwear—and what really matters.

Many companies and professionals face the same challenge: Where does quality in workwear truly pay off – and where doesn't it? Not every garment has to be expensive to fulfill its purpose. At the same time, saving money in the wrong places can be risky. Inferior materials lead to faster wear and tear, reduced comfort, or even safety hazards. The crucial question, therefore, is not "expensive or cheap," but rather: Where does a higher investment pay off in the long run?

A good grip glove needs to do more than just provide a good grip. Crucial factors include a secure hold in dusty, wet, or oily conditions, a good fit, high dexterity, and the correct certification for the specific application. Therefore, when choosing work gloves, you should not only look at the material but also at the CE marking and the relevant EN standards. This article provides an overview.

Reliable respiratory protection is crucial when working with dust, gases, or chemicals. But which solution is better suited to your needs: a half-mask or a full-face mask? In this article, we compare two high-performance models from Portwest and show what really matters when it comes to selection, comfort, and protection.

Spring brings every kind of weather: cool mornings, brisk winds, brief rain showers, and later, milder temperatures. This changeable weather presents a significant challenge for workwear. The Portwest DX4 high-visibility sweatshirt DX477 combines modern features with exceptional comfort, making it a smart choice for anyone working outdoors in the spring.

April weather is unpredictable – which is precisely why fleece jackets are such a practical choice for everyday work. When cool mornings, fresh winds, and milder afternoons collide, you need a layer that provides reliable warmth, is comfortable to wear, and can be used flexibly. Work fleece jackets combine comfort, functionality, and, depending on the model, additional protective features such as high-visibility, windproof, or flame-retardant properties.