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NOTE FOR SIZING:
Blaklader waist sizes are exactly what they state. In the UK the waist sizes are
generally 1 or 2 inches larger than your real waist measurement so if
you have not bought Blaklader trousers or bib and brace overalls before then
please add 2 inches to the waist size that you will usually order.
High-quality shell trousers crafted from a hi-vis, inherently flame retardant fabric.
The shell construction of the trousers makes them both windproof and waterproof.
The detachable braces can be adjusted for a perfect fit and always ensure extra support and comfort.
The shell trousers are cut higher at the back and have external knee pad pockets with CORDURA®/Kevlar®/Protal® reinforcement on the knees.
Adjustable and removable braces with elastic.
Plastic buttons.
Plastic zipped fly.
Removable ID-pocket for flame retardant clothes.
External labels.
Taped seams.
Extended waistband back.
Adjustable leg hem with openable snow gaiter.
Knee protection pockets.
Reflective tape.
Covered side pockets with hidden metal buttons.
Front pockets with fleece lining.
Outer knee protection pocket with Cordura®/Kevlar®/ Protal®-reinforcement on knee
Leg pocket with bellow and flap.
Ruler pocket with knife- and pen pocket.
Printed reflective tape.
EN 1149-5
EN 13034 PB [6]
EN 14404:2004+A1:2010 together with knee protection 4027, 4057, 4058 and 4032
EN 343, Class 3.3
EN ISO 11611 class 2 , A1+A2
EN ISO 11612 A1, A2, B1, C2, D1, E3, F1
EN ISO 20471 Class 2
IEC 61482-2, class 2 - ATPV: 24.1 cal/cm²
59% Viscose, 40% modacrylic, 1% antistatic, laminated, waterproof 17000 mm, windproof, breathable, flame retardent, antistatic, 230 g/m2. A water and grime-repellent outer fabric
Material: Quality 1532 is an inherent fabric which means the flame retardant is built into the fibres
Wash at or below 60°C
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry 
Do Not Iron
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Leave A ReviewItems ordered will always be delivered as soon as possible - we need the space in our UK Dispatching Warehouse (UK.D.W).
In stock 24 – 48 hours: This is an item that is held in the UK.D.W and available for immediate dispatch (cut off time 12pm weekdays).
Delivery within 2, 3 or 4 working days: This is an item that is held in a separate UK warehouse. We have to allow time for the item to arrive at our UK.D.W before the order is ready to be dispatched.
Delivery within 2 weeks: This is an item that is held in a separate EU warehouse, extra time is needed for the item to arrive at our UK.D.W however the majority of our orders are being dispatched well before the estimated delivery date.
| Free delivery | £ 0.00 (more than £100 net VAT) |
|---|---|
| Standard delivery | £ 5.95 |
| Express delivery | £ 6.50 |
| Pre noon delivery | £ 13.50 |
| Pre 10.30 am delivery | £ 21.50 |
| DPD Flexible 7 Day | £ 9.50 |
| NI, Channel Islands, IOM, Highlands and Islands, Scilly | £ 14.00 |
Delivery Worldwide: Charged at a standard rate of £30.00.
Please visit our delivery page for more
All delivery conditions and charges are subject to change without prior notice, and all goods are subject to availability.
Every effort is made to ensure that delivery is made within the estimated time scales. In the event that we are unable to supply your goods, we will inform you immediately and advise you of the expected delivery date.
We do our best to ensure that you receive a top quality service - we want you to keep ordering from us!
Its an obvious thing but one that is much overlooked, especially when trying to asses the life cost of a garment. “It's unwise to pay too much, but it's worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money - that's all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do. The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot - it can't be done. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.” So said the Victorian polymath John Ruskin. Sustainability is not just about how environmentally freindly the garment was made or how it is disoposed of. The main driver for sustainability is how few you make to complete the task in hand. Blaklader completed an assesment on a large Scandinavian customer that used their product before switching to something at a significantly lower price - or so they thought.......
