Dunlop Safety Wellingtons
31 products in stock across ppe, safety footwear and safety wellingtons.
PPE
Dunlop Acifort Hazguard Full Safety Wellingtons
PPE
Dunlop Acifort Heavy Duty Wellingtons
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Dunlop Acifort Heavy Duty Wellingtons
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Dunlop Beeswift Aston Full Safety Wellingtons
PPE
Dunlop PVC Chest Wader
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Dunlop Pricemaster Non-Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Pricemaster Non-Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Pricemaster Non-Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Protomaster Full Safety PVC Wellingtons
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Dunlop Protomaster Full Safety PVC Wellingtons
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Dunlop Protomaster Safety PVC Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort +Full Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort +Full Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort +Rugged Full Safety Rigger Boots
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Dunlop Purofort Fieldpro Full Safety Wellington
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Dunlop Purofort Fieldpro Full Safety Wellington
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Dunlop Purofort Fieldpro Full Safety Wellington
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Dunlop Purofort Fieldpro Thermo+ Full Safety Wellington
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Dunlop Purofort Fieldpro Thermo+ Full Safety Wellington
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Dunlop Purofort Fieldpro Wellington
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Dunlop Purofort Multigrip Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort Multigrip Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort Multigrip Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort Thermo+ Full Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Purofort Thermo+ Full Safety Wellingtons
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Dunlop Warwick Full Safety Wellington
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Dunlop Wellie Shoe
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Dunlop Wellie Shoe
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Dunlop Work-It Full Safety Chest Wader
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Dunlop Work-It Full Safety PVC Wellingtons
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Purofort Terrapro Full Safety Wellington Boots
About Dunlop
Dunlop's heritage in protective footwear runs back to 1888, and for most of the last forty years the brand has been defined by one material: Purofort. Introduced in the early 1980s, Purofort is a closed-cell polyurethane made under a high-pressure process exclusive to Dunlop, giving millions of evenly distributed air pockets — which is why a Purofort boot is dramatically lighter and warmer than the rubber or PVC wellington it replaced.
The range covers safety and non-safety wellingtons across S4 and S5 ratings, with steel and composite toecaps, penetration-resistant midsoles and SRC slip-resistant outsoles. The FoodPro white lines are built specifically for food processing and hygiene-critical environments, and Purofort's thermal properties hold down to around −20°C, which matters for chilled and frozen storage as much as for outdoor winter work.
If your team is still in PVC wellingtons and complaining about cold feet and cracked boots, Purofort is the upgrade that usually pays for itself. We supply food processing, agriculture, fisheries, waste, utilities and civils clients across Scotland, and can hold agreed sizes for call-off.
There are currently 31 products from Dunlop in the catalogue, covering ppe, safety footwear and safety wellingtons, from £11.60 ex VAT. Everything is available on business terms, with trade pricing that improves with volume. Orders over £150 ex VAT are delivered free, and most stocked lines dispatch for fast delivery.
Dunlop at a glance
- Founded
- Heritage in protective footwear dating to 1888; Purofort introduced early 1980s
- Origin
- Netherlands-based operation, global manufacturing
- Parent company
- Dunlop Protective Footwear
- Specialises in
- Safety wellingtons and protective footwear
- Typical sectors
- Food processing, agriculture and fisheries, waste and recycling, utilities and civils, cold storage
Key Dunlop ranges we stock
- Purofort safety wellingtons (S4/S5)
- Purofort FoodPro white food-industry boots
- Purofort Thermo+ cold storage
- Multigrip and full safety boots with midsole
- safety trainers and shoes
Standards Dunlop products are certified to
- EN ISO 20345 (S4, S5, CI cold insulation, SRC slip resistance)
- EN ISO 20347 (occupational, non-safety lines)
Certification varies by product — always check the individual product page for the marking that applies to the line you are buying.
Browse these categories across all brands
Dunlop sits alongside the other makes we stock in each of these ranges — useful if you are comparing options rather than buying to a fixed brand spec.
Standards and how to choose
Specifying Dunlop kit correctly means matching the product to the right EN standard. These guides explain what the ratings mean, in plain English:
- Safety Boot Standards Explained: EN ISO 20345:2022 (SB to S7)The 2022 update to EN ISO 20345 added S6 and S7, replaced SRA, SRB and SRC, split puncture protection into PS and PL, and made fuel-oil resistance optional. Here is what every code means now.
Dunlop — frequently asked questions
- What is Purofort?
- Purofort is Dunlop's exclusive closed-cell polyurethane, containing millions of evenly distributed air pockets, making boots lighter, warmer and longer-lasting than rubber or PVC.
- What does S5 mean on a wellington?
- S5 covers a toecap, penetration-resistant midsole, fully moulded waterproof construction, antistatic properties and energy absorption in the heel.
Bulk orders and trade accounts
Standardised on Dunlop across your sites? We quote for bulk and recurring orders and can hold agreed lines in stock for scheduled call-off, so your teams always get the same product code. Request a quote with your quantities, or talk to us about opening a trade account. You can also browse our other brands.