Velilla 156 two-tone high-visibility trousers: the lined multi-pocket trousers for winter
These are the same two-tone multi-pocket trousers as reference 157, but with a 100% polyester plain knit lining of 185 g/m² inside. As well as being a class 1 high-visibility garment according to EN ISO 20471, they are certified to EN 14058 (1/X/X/X) as protective clothing against cool environments.
✅ Features
Plain knit lining: the inside doesn't chafe and blocks the cold; this is the real difference compared with the 157.
EN 14058 (1/X/X/X) certified: protective clothing against cool environments, not just warm trousers.
Six pockets: two slanted front pockets, two patch pockets with central bellows, flap and hook-and-loop fastening, and two back pockets with bellows, flap and hook-and-loop fastening.
Reflective tapes at the trouser hems.
Elastic waist and reinforced rear safety seam.
11 colour combinations with a fluorescent yellow or fluorescent orange base.
👷 Suitable for
Building and construction work in winter.
Municipal services, gardening and street cleaning in the cold months.
Loading docks and unheated warehouses.
Outdoor maintenance.
Any job that already uses the 157 in summer and needs the winter version.
Standards: EN ISO 20471 class 1; EN 14058 (1/X/X/X)
Colours: 11 two-tone combinations
Sizes available at Vetonek: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
Pockets: six
🧺 Care
Machine washable; the polyester lining dries faster than the twill outer.
No chlorine bleach: it dulls the fluorescent base, which is what gives the class.
Do not iron over the reflective tapes.
Turn inside out before washing to protect the lining and the tapes.
Retire the garment when the fluorescent colour loses intensity or the tape cracks.
💡 Tip: the most common mistake with high-visibility trousers: trousers on their own almost never reach class 3. These are class 1. To reach class 3 they must be combined with a high-visibility jacket, work jacket or vest, and the class that counts is that of the whole outfit the worker is wearing. If you are asked for class 3 on the road, changing trousers is not enough.
Frequently Asked Questions
What high-visibility class does it have?
Class 1 according to EN ISO 20471, as stated in the manufacturer's data sheet and that of the official distributor.
How does it differ from the 157?
The 156 has a plain knit lining and EN 14058 certification against the cold; the 157 is unlined.
Can I reach class 3 with the trousers alone?
No. Trousers on their own almost never reach class 3: they must be combined with a high-visibility jacket, work jacket or vest.
