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Portwest Essentials 2 Piece Waterproof Rain Suit

20 types from £17.95

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Portwest Hi Vis Packaway Rainsuit

14 types £34.95

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Sealtex Essential Waterproof Rain Suit

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About Waterproof Suits

Waterproof suits provide essential full-body protection against rain, wind and moisture for tradespeople working outdoors in challenging weather conditions. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a professional range of waterproof suits from trusted brands including Portwest, Dickies and Sealtek, designed to keep workers dry and comfortable throughout the working day. These suits typically comprise waterproof jacket and trouser combinations, with sealed seams and durable outer fabrics that repel water whilst allowing sufficient breathability to prevent overheating during physical work.

Available in both standard and high-visibility variants, waterproof suits from MyToolShed.co.uk cater to different working environments and safety requirements. From compact packaway designs that fold into small storage pouches to heavy-duty rain suits built for prolonged exposure, these garments offer practical solutions for construction sites, highways maintenance, agricultural work and outdoor trades where staying dry is essential for comfort, productivity and health.

Applications

Waterproof suits are essential protective clothing for numerous trades and industries:

  • Construction and building: General labourers, groundworkers, scaffolders and site managers working outdoors
  • Landscaping and groundcare: Gardeners, tree surgeons, grounds maintenance teams and agricultural workers
  • Highways and civil engineering: Road workers, traffic management crews and utility maintenance teams requiring hi-vis waterproofs
  • Outdoor maintenance: Council workers, facility maintenance staff and cleaning operatives
  • Emergency services: Recovery crews, security personnel and outdoor event staff
  • DIY and recreational use: Home improvers tackling outdoor projects in inclement weather

Choosing The Right Waterproof Suits

When selecting waterproof suits, consider these practical factors:

  • Waterproof rating: Check fabric specifications and sealed seam construction for guaranteed water resistance during prolonged exposure
  • Visibility requirements: Choose hi-vis options with reflective tape for roadside work or compliance with PPE regulations on construction sites
  • Breathability: Look for ventilated designs or breathable membranes to reduce condensation during active work
  • Fit and mobility: Ensure sufficient room over work clothing and freedom of movement for physical tasks
  • Packability: Consider compact packaway designs if storage space is limited in vehicles or toolboxes
  • Durability: Heavy-duty fabrics like PVC-coated polyester offer extended lifespan in demanding environments
  • Features: Adjustable cuffs, storm flaps, hoods and secure pockets add practical functionality

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between waterproof and water-resistant suits?

Waterproof suits provide complete protection against water penetration with sealed seams and impermeable fabrics, whilst water-resistant garments only repel light rain for limited periods. For professional outdoor work, MyToolShed recommends fully waterproof suits with proven ratings.

Can I wear waterproof suits over standard workwear?

Yes, waterproof suits are designed to be worn as outer layers over regular work clothing. Choose a size that accommodates your typical work attire comfortably without restricting movement.

How should I maintain my waterproof suit?

Regular cleaning according to manufacturer instructions maintains waterproof performance. Avoid harsh detergents, and periodically check seams and zips for damage. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use.

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