ProJob thermal wear for cold working conditions

ProJob thermal wear provides a base layer beneath your work clothes when temperatures drop. For outdoor jobs, unheated workshops or early starts, choose layers that suit your activity level as well as the cold. Explore the wider ProJob range to put together a work outfit for your tasks.

Choose a fit that works under your clothing

ProJob thermal wear should sit close to the body without restricting bending, reaching or kneeling. Check each item's size guide, fabric details and care instructions before choosing. When pairing thermal bottoms with ProJob trousers, allow enough room at the waist and knees. Avoid bulky folds that could become uncomfortable during a long shift.

Build layers around your working day

ProJob thermal wear can form the starting point for an outfit you adjust as conditions change. Depending on the temperature and workplace dress requirements, add ProJob T-shirts or ProJob polo shirts over a thermal top. Where visibility is required, keep suitable ProJob hi-vis wear as the visible outer layer. Check the relevant garment's certification rather than assuming a thermal layer provides visibility protection.