The range of multinorm work jackets is enormous. How do you find the right jacket and which brands offer the best multinorm jackets? We help you make a choice and have listed our best-selling multinorm work jackets for you. Updated for 2026.
When is a work jacket called multinorm?
The term 'multinorm' refers to the various safety standards the work jacket complies with. A standard expresses against which risk the work jacket protects you. These standards apply throughout Europe (EN standards) or even internationally (IEC standards). The standards a work jacket has differ. It is therefore important to know which standard protects you against which risk to make the choice for a suitable jacket.
Frequently requested standards for multinorm work jackets
When purchasing safety clothing, it is a requirement to pay attention to the specific certifications. A complete overview of all current standards can be found clearly on our page about workwear standards.
The most important pillars within this category are the EN ISO 11612 standard for heat and flames and the additional EN ISO 14116 for limited flame spread.
In addition, protection against invisible hazards such as static electricity is crucial to prevent explosion hazards. For this, choose clothing with certified EN 1149 protection against electrostatic properties. Below is another list of further relevant standards.
- EN 1149: Protection against electrostatic properties (antistatic)
- EN ISO 11612: Protection against heat and flames (flame-retardant)
- IEC 61482: Protection against the thermal effects of an electric arc
- EN 13034: Protection against liquid chemicals
- EN 20471: High Visibility workwear or signal clothing
- EN ISO 11611: Protection during welding and related processes
- EN ISO 14116: Protective clothing with limited flame spread (flame-retardant)
- EN 343: Protection against rain, snow and moisture
- EN 342: Protection against cold
The best brands of multinorm work jackets
Quality and reliability are paramount when we look at brands that excel in multinorm protection. Manufacturers such as Roots, Hydrowear, Tricorp and Havep continuously invest in innovative materials and ergonomic designs.
These top brands combine certified safety with exceptionally high wearing comfort and a long lifespan. This ensures you have clothing that can withstand the most challenging and demanding practical conditions.
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The best-selling multinorm work jackets
To make your choice easier, we have compiled a top 5 of the best-selling multinorm work jackets for you.
1. Roots Parka Stormbuster Classic RO1517
The Roots Stormbuster multinorm parka RO1517 is a legendary winter jacket in heavy industry. This jacket offers unparalleled protection in extreme weather conditions and dangerous situations.
This model complies with the standards EN ISO 13688, EN ISO 11612 (A1 B1 C1 E3 F1), EN ISO 11611 (Class 2 A1), EN 1149-5, EN 13034 (Type 6), EN ISO 20471 (Class 3) and EN 343 (Class 3/1).
Roots Stormbuster multinorm Parka RO1517 + RO1501 Lining
2. Hydrowear Miramas multinorm Parka 043445
For a versatile and robust jacket, the Hydrowear Miramas multinorm parka is an excellent choice for intensive daily use.
This jacket can be flexibly extended with an optional Hydrowear Miramas removable Weert lining for extra insulation during cold winter days.
The Miramas complies with EN ISO 20471 (Class 3), EN 343 (3/3), EN ISO 11612 (A1 B1 C1 E1 F1), EN ISO 11611 (Class 1 A1), EN 1149-5 and EN 13034 (Type 6).
Hydrowear Miramas multinorm Parka
3. Tricorp Softshell multinorm Bicolor 403011
The Tricorp Softshell multinorm Bicolor 403011 offers the perfect balance between the flexibility of a softshell and the protection of multinorm clothing.
The windproof and water-repellent material ensures optimal freedom of movement during active work.
The softshell is certified according to EN ISO 20471 (Class 2), EN ISO 11612 (A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1), EN 1149-5, EN 13034 (Type PB6) and IEC 61482-2 (Class 1).
Tricorp Softshell multinorm Bicolor 403011
4. Hydrowear Markelo Parka 073000
The Hydrowear Markelo Parka 073000 is specifically designed for professionals working near open traffic or on poorly lit construction sites.
The jacket offers excellent protection against rain and wind, while the reflective elements ensure maximum visibility.
The Markelo complies with the strict standards EN ISO 20471 (Class 3), EN 343 (3/3), EN ISO 11612 (A1 B1 C1), EN ISO 11611 (Class 1 A1), EN 1149-5 and EN 13034.
5. Havep 5Safety Image+ Short Arc Flash Jacket 1 50285
The Havep 5Safety Image+ short jacket 50285 combines a sporty, modern look with extremely high safety performance for welding and grinding work.
Thanks to the well-thought-out fit, this short jacket remains comfortable when bending and reaching.
The jacket is certified according to EN ISO 11612 (A1A2 B1 C1 E2 F1), EN ISO 11611 (Class 1 A1A2), EN 1149-5, EN 13034 (Type 6) and IEC 61482-2 (Class 1).
Havep 5Safety Image+ Short Arc Flash Jacket 1 50285
More multinorm workwear
A safe outfit, of course, does not stop at just a jacket. For complete and certified head-to-toe protection, we recommend expanding your equipment.
Discover our full range and view the complete collection of multinorm workwear for matching trousers, overalls and base layers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is multinorm?
multinorm refers to workwear that meets multiple European safety standards simultaneously. This means that the garment offers protection against various risks, such as flames, heat, electric arc flash, chemicals, static electricity, or poor visibility. multinorm clothing is often used in work environments where multiple hazards can occur simultaneously, such as in the petrochemical, electricity sector, or heavy industry.
When is a work jacket multinorm?
A work jacket is multinorm when it has been officially tested and certified according to multiple relevant standards. This includes standards such as EN ISO 11612 (protection against heat and flames), EN 1149-5 (antistatic), EN ISO 11611 (welding), EN 13034 (chemical splash protection), EN 20471 (high visibility) and possibly IEC 61482 (protection against thermal hazards of an electric arc). The exact standards the jacket meets are always stated on the label or in the technical documentation of the garment.
What does inherently flame-retardant mean?
Inherently flame-retardant means that the protective properties of the work jacket come from the fibers from which the fabric is made. These fibers are already flame-retardant and therefore do not need to be treated with a chemical coating. As a result, the protective properties are retained for a long time, even after frequent washing or intensive use.
How do I best maintain my multinorm work jacket?
Always wash a multinorm jacket according to the washing label and do not use fabric softener, as this can affect the protective effect. Preferably wash at low temperatures with a mild detergent, and avoid the use of bleaches or chemical cleaning. Dry the jacket at low temperature or air dry to prevent shrinkage or damage. Regularly check for wear or damage, especially at the seams and reflective parts. A well-maintained jacket remains safe and comfortable to use for longer.
Who is a multinorm jacket suitable for?
A multinorm jacket is suitable for professionals who work in risky environments with multiple hazards. This includes the petrochemical industry, energy and utility companies, welding work, railways, or companies that work with hazardous substances. Even in sectors where high visibility is required in combination with other protection, such as flame-retardant or antistatic, a multinorm jacket offers the right solution.
