Coveralls & Boilersuits
Tough poly-cotton coveralls and boilersuits for mechanics and trades. Sourced from leading brands and stocked for fast despatch across the UK at competitive B2B prices.
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Orbit International
Coverall: Stud Front
A practical everyday boilersuit in 205gsm polycotton, with a stud front, breast pockets, a rule pocket and a hammer loop.
6 colours available
Orbit International
Zip Front Coverall
A heavier 245gsm polycotton boilersuit with a zip front under a covering flap, which is quicker on and off than studs and safer around paintwork.
2 colours available
Orbit International
Padded Coverall
A warm, quilt-lined boilersuit for cold workshops, yards and outdoor maintenance.
2 colours available
Warrior
Coverall
A heavyweight, hard-wearing boilersuit for workshops, plant and maintenance work, in 245gsm polyester/cotton.
2 colours available
Beeswift
Beeswift Cotton Drill Boilersuit
Pre-shrunk 100% cotton (250gsm)
2 colours available
Sioen
Sioen Chemtex Coverall
Sioen Chemtex is a double sided PVC coated polyester fabric.Zip Closure under double flap with press studs Protects against chemicals,oils and fats and is intended for intensive industrial use.
1 colour available
Orbit International
Cedar: Hydra Flex Coverall
Hydra Flex Coverall. EN343 3:1. Waterproof coverall. Taped, stitched welded seams
3 colours available
Dupont
Dupont Easysafe Coverall
A certified Type 5, 6 chemical protective coverall from DuPont that is based on a new optimised polyethylene non-woven fabric , Soft touch fabric for wearer comfort , Hooded coverall. , Elasticated face, wrists, waist and ankles. , Front zip closure with storm flap , Cat.III, Type 5, 6 , EN 1073-2, (protection against radioactive contamination) EN 1149-5 , Antistatic treatment (EN 1149-1) - on outside
1 colour available
Orbit International
Cedar: Yellow Hydra Flex Coverall
Yellow Hydra Flex Coverall. EN343 3:1. Waterproof coverall. Tapes, stitched welded seams
1 colour available
About our coveralls range
Tough poly-cotton coveralls and boilersuits for mechanics and trades. Sourced from leading brands and stocked for fast despatch across the UK at competitive B2B prices. There are currently 11 products in this range, part of our workwear selection.
Everything is available on business terms, with trade pricing that improves with volume. Orders over £100 ex VAT are delivered free, and most stocked lines dispatch for fast delivery.
Choosing coveralls and boilersuits
A coverall protects clothing and skin in one garment, and is the standard choice for engineering, maintenance, plant and agricultural work. This range includes polycotton boilersuits with stud or zip fronts, cotton drill, quilted and padded winter coveralls, waterproof coveralls, and limited-use coveralls such as the DuPont Easysafe and Sioen Chemtex.
Reusable polycotton boilersuits are the everyday option: durable, washable and cost-effective over their life. Padded and quilted coveralls suit cold yards and outdoor plant work. Limited-use coveralls are for dirty, dusty or chemical jobs where you would rather dispose of the garment than launder it — check the Type rating: Type 5 protects against hazardous dry particles, Type 6 against light liquid splash.
Where there is a flash fire or arc risk, use a flame-retardant boilersuit instead — a standard polycotton coverall is not flame-retardant.
What to look for
- Order by chest size and check the inside leg — coveralls that are too long are a trip hazard
- Padded or quilted for cold outdoor work
- Type 5/6 limited-use coveralls for dusty and light-splash jobs
- Flame-retardant boilersuits for hot work and flash fire risk
Standards and how to choose
Specifying coveralls correctly means matching the product to the right EN standard. These guides explain what the ratings mean, in plain English:
- Embroidery vs Print for Workwear: Which Should You Choose?Branding your workwear comes down to two main methods — embroidery and print. Each suits different garments, designs and budgets. Here is how to choose.
- GORE-TEX® vs Standard Waterproof Workwear: Is It Worth It?For people outdoors all day in the rain, usually yes. For occasional use, usually no. Here is how GORE-TEX® Workwear compares with PU-coated and breathable waterproofs, with real prices from our range.
- How to Wash GORE-TEX® Workwear (Jackets & Trousers)Washing doesn’t harm a GORE-TEX® Garment. Dirt does. Here is Gore’s own care routine for GORE-TEX® workwear, with the extra checks that hi-vis and rail garments need.
- EN 343 Explained: Waterproof Workwear Classes4:4:R, 3:1 or 3:3? The EN 343 label on a waterproof tells you how well it keeps rain out and how well it lets sweat out. Here is how to read it.
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Trade accounts and bulk orders
Buying coveralls for a team or a whole site? We quote for bulk and recurring orders, and can hold agreed lines in stock for scheduled call-off. Request a quote with your quantities, or talk to us about opening a trade account.