Description
The Portwest 2202 food industry jacket is a work jacket made of twill fabric (65% polyester, 35% cotton, 245 g/m²) that is specially designed for employees in the food sector. The sturdy woven structure offers good wear resistance for daily use. With a concealed button closure and an inside pocket, this model combines hygienic design with practical wearing comfort.
For which work environments in the food industry is the Portwest 2202 jacket suitable?
The Portwest 2202 is suitable for employees in production halls, processing companies, and distribution centers within the food sector, where hygiene and a neat appearance are required.
The concealed button closure prevents loose parts from coming into contact with food products, which aligns with the hygiene requirements applicable in this sector. The jacket is also suitable for related environments such as pharmaceutical production or cleaning services, where similar requirements are placed on workwear. The material is robust enough for intensive daily use.
What does the washing temperature of 60°C mean for the maintenance of the Portwest 2202 food industry jacket?
A maximum washing temperature of 60°C means that the jacket can be washed to a hygienic standard without damaging the material, which is a common requirement in the food sector.
Maintenance is carried out through a normal washing process; bleaching is not permitted and the jacket must not be tumble dried. Ironing is permitted at a maximum of 150°C. Professional dry cleaning with tetrachloroethylene using a normal process is also permitted, making the jacket suitable for companies that outsource their workwear to a textile care service.
The single inside pocket provides space for personal items without disrupting the sleek, hygienic appearance of the jacket.
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 clean. Do not tumble dry. Iron at max 150°C. Professional dry clean, Tetrachloroethylene, normal process.