Benefits of Helly Hansen Alna workwear
Increasing your visibility may seem like an easy task. You put on a reflective vest or a high-vis work jacket over your work clothes and you are more visible. This is due to the fluorescent colors and the reflective stripes on the clothing. Yet it is not always that simple. For example, a safety vest can get in your way if your arms move a lot to perform your work. It may also happen that you can no longer access your tools because the vest or work jacket is hanging in front of the pockets they are in.
Helly Hansen has foreseen these problems and that is why the Norwegian manufacturer has focused on designing a collection of workwear that is high-vis and functional at the same time. The work trousers, work jackets, overalls and safety vests from this line are available in the colors and stripes required by the high-visibility standard EN 20471, but that is not the only advantage of Helly Hansen Alna work clothing. The pockets on the clothes in this collection are right where you want them, making it easy to grab your tools or other essentials.
In addition, all clothing in the Helly Hansen Alna collection is equipped with Cordura® reinforcements in places with an increased risk of wear. For example, you can think of the knees and the buttocks. This makes the Helly Hansen Alna collection ideal for use as workwear for construction in limited light.
Modern, functional high-vis workwear
The Helly Hansen Alna collection is one of the various high vis collections from Helly Hansen. The Helly Hansen Alta collection, the Helly Hansen ICU collection and the Helly Hansen UC-ME are other examples. However, the modern, functional design of the Alna collection is unique, making this line extremely suitable for places where visibility is limited, but where heavy work is also carried out. As mentioned, construction is a sector that can benefit from these designs, but this collection is also an asset for installation technology.
Helly Hansen offers visibility-enhancing work clothing in different classes. Sometimes the product name already indicates whether work trousers, work jackets or overalls are EN 20471 class 1, 2 or 3. The main difference is in the amount of reflective material. Class 3 has the largest surface area of reflective striping, class 1 the smallest. But the fluorescent material also plays a role. As a rule of thumb we can say: the closer you get to cars or other motorized transport, the higher the high-visibility clothing should be classified. Do you need advice? Then our customer service will be happy to help you with this.
Buy Helly Hansen Alna workwear online
Anyone who would like to take advantage of all the functional benefits of Helly Hansen Alna workwear can easily purchase the workwear online in the Unishore Workwear webshop. We guarantee you a good price and service. If you want to make Helly Hansen Alna work clothing or other protective clothing from our range more recognizable, we can print your work clothing before we send your order.