Description
The Portwest 2210 food industry jacket is a hygienic work jacket specially developed for employees in the food industry. The pocketless design prevents foreign objects or dirt from entering the product, which is essential in environments with strict hygiene protocols. The jacket is suitable for anyone working in food processing companies, slaughterhouses, bakeries, or similar sectors.
For which work environments in the food industry is the Portwest 2210 jacket suitable?
The Portwest 2210 is suitable for workplaces in the food industry where hygiene is paramount, such as food processing plants, slaughterhouses, dairy companies, and bakeries.
The pocketless design was deliberately chosen to minimize contamination risks: there are no storage spaces where small objects, crumbs, or other materials can accumulate. This ensures that the jacket complies with the hygiene guidelines applicable in these sectors. The jacket is also suitable for use in cooler production areas thanks to its sturdy 245 g/m² fabric.
What material is the Portwest 2210 food industry jacket made of, and what does that mean for maintenance?
The Portwest 2210 is made from a blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton with a weight of 245 g/m², resulting in a sturdy and shape-retaining twill fabric.
The polyester component gives the jacket its reduced shrinkage and quick drying time, while the cotton contributes to comfort and breathability. For maintenance, the maximum washing temperature is 60°C on a normal cycle, which is sufficient for regular hygienic cleaning. Bleaching is not permitted. Ironing is allowed up to a maximum of 150°C. Professional dry cleaning with tetrachloroethylene is also possible.
The straight cut and the light weight of the fabric ensure a comfortable fit during prolonged use in standing work environments.
Material and maintenance:
- Outer material: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton (245 g/m²)
Washing instructions: Max wash temp 60°C, normal process. Do not bleach. Normal dry. Do not tumble dry. Iron at max 150°C. Professional dry clean, Tetrachloroethylene, normal process.