Serious Weather Protection That Keeps You Visible and Dry

The Portwest S488 Hi-Vis Breathable Contrast Rain Bib Overall is built for workers who face wet conditions without the luxury of staying indoors. With a 10,000mm waterproof rating and 10,000g/m²/24hrs breathability, this isn't just another rain suit. It's proper protection that stops water getting in whilst letting sweat escape. The yellow high-visibility fabric with navy contrast panels means you stay visible in low light whilst the darker sections hide the dirt that comes with real work.

Key Features:

• EN 343 Class 4:3 X Certification: Top-tier waterproof and breathable performance. The Class 4 waterproofing (10,000mm) keeps you dry in heavy rain, whilst Class 3 breathability prevents that clammy feeling during active work.
  
• High Visibility Standards: Meets both EN ISO 20471 Class 2 and ANSI/ISEA 107 CLASS E standards. The reflective tape stays certified after 50 washes, so you're not buying new kit every few months.
  
• 300D Oxford Polyester Construction: Double PU coated with sealed seams throughout. The PFAS-free Texpel Splash Eco stain-resistant finish means water beads off rather than soaking in.
  
• Designed for Movement: Adjustable straps and elasticated back panel give you a proper fit that moves with you. The adjustable side opening makes getting in and out easy, even with boots on.
  
• Practical Storage: Back patch pocket, double rule pocket for your tape measure, and multiple access points mean your tools stay dry and accessible.
  
• Lightweight All-Day Wear: Weighs between 0.62kg to 0.86kg depending on size. Light enough for comfort during full shifts without compromising on protection.
  
• Navy Contrast Panels: Strategic placement of darker fabric hides dirt and wear, keeping you looking professional longer between washes.
  

Available in sizes XS through 5XL, Portwest's S488 bib overall delivers certified protection for construction crews, road workers, and utility teams working in wet outdoor environments. Order yours from Glovesnstuff today.