Men's Severe Cold ComfortGuard Coverall RefrigiWear 0640R −25 °C

Reference 0640R

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SUMMARY

RefrigiWear ComfortGuard 0640R coverall: 215 g of insulation under a 100% cotton denim outer, water-repellent and wind-tight, comfort down to −25 °C (−13 °F). Designed for ease of movement in hard-to-reach areas, arms raised or lowered, crouched or seated, and for long stays in a cold area. Inner drawcord, brass rivets, tool holder and sleeve pen pocket. Sizes XS to 5XL.

Protection.

ComfortGuard insulated garments are wind-resistant and have a water-repellent finish for all weather conditions. Heavy-duty, tear-resistant 100% cotton denim fabric makes ComfortGuard the best choice for electricians or maintenance engineers in freezing temperatures.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

Men's Severe Cold ComfortGuard Coverall RefrigiWear 0640R – 215 g Insulation – −25 °C

ProtectionSevere Cold

UseMaintenance & Supervision

Key StrengthEase of Movement & Durability

Comfort down to−25 °C (−13 °F)*

Technology215 g Insulation — Water-Repellent Cotton Denim

A coverall for hard-to-reach work and long stays in the cold

People choose a coverall for the ease of movement: hard-to-reach access, arms raised or lowered, working crouched or seated or a long continuous stay in a cold area. Those who know its advantages already know this. For everyone else, it is worth a try as soon as the job looks like one of these cases. The RefrigiWear ComfortGuard 0640R adds 215 g of insulation under a 100% cotton denim outer, durable, water-repellent and wind-tight. Comfort down to −25 °C (−13 °F)*.

Grand Froid Expertise

A coverall follows your movements with arms raised or lowered and when working crouched or seated. It also suits long continuous stays in a cold area. The cotton denim stands up to wear, the inner drawcord adjusts the waist while the tool holder and the sleeve pen pocket keep your equipment within reach. If you have never dared to try a coverall and your job looks like one of these cases, the 0640R is worth a try.

Men's Severe Cold ComfortGuard Coverall RefrigiWear 0640R – Severe Cold −25 °C

Who is it for?

Outdoor technical maintenance
Electricians and maintenance engineers
Work in hard-to-reach areas
Long continuous stays in a cold area
Site inspection and supervision
Winter testing and equipment follow-up
Long assignments in cold countries

Technical features

215 g of insulation
100% cotton denim outer
Water-repellent, wind-tight finish
Leg zips
Inner waist drawcord
Brass rivets at stress points
Chunky rib-knit cuffs
Pockets: front hand-warmer pockets, zipped chest pockets, back pockets and a pen pocket on the sleeve.
Tool holder

Composition

Outer fabric: 100% cotton denim, water-repellent and wind-tight finish.
Insulation: polyester fibre, 215 g.
Closures: leg zips.

Size guide

Body measurements, in centimetres. Measure yourself directly on the body to choose the right coverall size. Allow for a thin thermal base layer.

Size	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)	Sleeve (cm)	Inseam (cm)
XS	76–81	66	79	74
S	86–91	71–76	81	75
M	97–102	81–86	84	76
L	107–112	91–97	86	77
XL	117–122	102–107	89	79
2XL	127–132	112–117	91	80
3XL	137–142	122–127	94	81
4XL	147–152	132–137	97	83
5XL	157–163	142–147	99	84

Return or Exchange — 30 days

You have 30 days after delivery to request a return or an exchange for this item.

Why choose the 0640R ComfortGuard coverall?

Because a coverall gives the ease of movement that hard-to-reach access, crouched work or a long stay in a cold area call for. The RefrigiWear ComfortGuard 0640R adds 215 g of insulation, a durable cotton denim and a tool holder for working down to −25 °C (−13 °F)*.

* Indicative comfort range. The real feeling of cold depends on wind strength, humidity and the intensity of the task.