Velilla 398 padded trousers: cold protection certified to EN 14058
Here is the difference from the other winter trousers in the catalogue: these are not just padded, they are certified to EN 14058, the European standard for protective clothing against cool environments, with a 1/X/X/X classification. Over a 65/35 twill of 200 g/m², they have a polyester lining and polyester wadding of 60 g/m² each.
✅ Features
EN 14058 certified (1/X/X/X): the first digit refers to the thermal resistance of the fabric (Rct), class 1; the X marks indicate tests not declared by the manufacturer. It is a garment for protection against the cold, not just a pair of winter trousers.
Padded with 60 g/m² polyester wadding and 60 g/m² polyester lining.
65/35 twill outer, 200 g/m²: resists the wear and tear of daily work.
Waistband with darts and elastic: compensates for the bulk of the padding.
Multiple pockets, four of them with Velcro closure: nothing falls out when you are wearing gloves.
Safety seam at the back.
👷 Suitable for
Cold rooms and refrigerated warehouses.
Construction work in winter.
Logistics on open docks.
Maintenance of outdoor facilities.
Jobs where the risk assessment requires certified protection against the cold.
Pockets: multiple pockets, four with Velcro closure
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
Colours: navy blue, grey and white
🧺 Care
Machine wash at low temperature, following the label.
Do not tumble dry on high heat: the wadding clumps and the garment loses the thermal resistance it is certified for.
Do not use bleach.
Air dry, laid flat, so the padding regains its volume.
💡 Tip: if your company's health and safety department requires written protection against the cold, specify this reference and do not replace it with the lined 103006 or the lined stretch 103015S. All three keep you warm, but only the 398 declares EN 14058. And be careful with washing: the certification holds as long as the padding keeps its volume; a hot tumble dryer makes it clump and the garment no longer provides the tested thermal resistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EN 14058 standard?
It is the European standard for protective clothing against cool environments, distinct from EN 342, which covers extreme cold.
What does the 1/X/X/X classification mean?
The first digit is the thermal resistance of the fabric (Rct), class 1; the X marks indicate tests not declared.
How does it differ from the 103006 and the 103015S?
All three keep you warm, but only the 398 declares EN 14058 certification.
Is it suitable for cold rooms?
Yes, it is one of its intended uses.
Can it be tumble dried?
No. The wadding clumps and the garment loses its certified thermal resistance.
Do the pockets close?
Four of them have Velcro, easy to use with gloves.
