Built for the Coldest Warehouses on the Planet

The Insul8 Ellesmere isn't your average freezer suit. This heavy-duty coverall is designed for workers who spend hours in cold storage facilities and freezer warehouses where temperatures plummet to extreme levels. With 300g of thermal padding and EN 342 certification, it's engineered to keep you protected in conditions that would send most people running for the exit.

Key Features:

• Serious Insulation: 300g inner padding provides exceptional warmth without restricting movement. The 210D Oxford fabric outer shell (280g) stands up to the physical demands of warehouse work whilst the smooth 190T polyester taffeta lining lets you move freely.
  
• EN 342 Certified Protection: Meets stringent European safety standards EN 340 and EN 342 for protective clothing against cold environments. This is professional-grade protection for extreme cold storage work.
  
• Storm-Proof Design: Concealed front zip with studded storm flap blocks wind and cold air from getting in. Heavy-duty leg zips mean you can get these on and off over work boots without wrestling them for ten minutes.
  
• High-Visibility Safety: Sewn-on reflective tape positioned strategically around the chest, back, arms and legs. When you're working in dimly lit freezer environments, forklift drivers can spot you clearly.
  
• Pockets Where You Need Them: Front patch pocket with studded flap and reflective piping, chest ID holder, two slant side pockets for warming hands, pen holder, and knee pad pockets for when you're working low. Everything has its place.
  
• Built for Real Work: Knee pad pockets accept additional protection for kneeling on cold concrete floors. The extensive pocket system keeps tools and essentials accessible without removing gloves.
  

The Insul8 Ellesmere delivers reliable cold weather protection in navy colour across sizes S to 4XL. Whether you're picking orders in a blast freezer or maintaining equipment in sub-zero conditions, this coverall keeps you warm and visible. Order yours from Glovesnstuff today.