Velilla 303002S two-tone stretch high-visibility trousers: the ones that don't pull when you bend down
The S in the reference stands for stretch: an elastic 240 g/m² fabric with 46% cotton, designed for jobs where you have to bend, climb and kneel all day. A high-visibility class 1 garment according to EN ISO 20471, with six pockets and extended sizing up to 5XL.
✅ Features
240 g/m² stretch fabric: 46% cotton, 38% EME and 16% polyester; gives with movement and recovers its shape.
Six pockets: two slanted front pockets, two with double central bellows, flap, hook-and-loop fastening and pull tabs, and two back pockets with flap, hook-and-loop fastening and pull tabs.
Elasticated waist and double safety stitching.
Reflective tapes at the hem and contrast details on bellows and pull tabs.
Sizes up to 5XL: the widest range in the trousers family.
Two-tone design: the contrast on the lower part hides site wear.
👷 Suitable for
Civil engineering and building, especially work at ground level.
Installation, plumbing and electrical work, where you spend the day crouching.
Sizes available at Vetonek: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL and 5XL
Pockets: six
🧺 Care
Machine washable; close the hook-and-loop fastenings before putting it in the washing machine.
No chlorine bleach: it dulls the fluorescent background.
Do not iron over the reflective tapes.
Avoid drying at very high temperatures: the elastic yarn suffers and the trousers lose recovery.
Retire the garment when the fluorescent colour loses intensity.
💡 Tip: with stretch it's best not to size up out of habit: the fabric gives, and if you buy them loose the trousers end up bagging at the knee. Order your usual size. And be careful with the tumble dryer: what kills the elastic isn't the washing but the heat of drying. Remember too that these are class 1; for class 3 you need to add a high-visibility jacket or vest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What high-visibility class does it have?
Class 1 according to EN ISO 20471, as stated in the manufacturer's and the official distributor's data sheets.
What does the S in the reference mean?
Stretch, that is, elastic fabric.
Should I order a size up?
No. The fabric gives, and if you buy them loose they end up bagging at the knee.
Can they be tumble dried?
Better not at high temperature: heat damages the elastic yarn.
What's the largest size?
Up to 5XL.
How many pockets do they have?
Six.
Can I reach class 3 with the trousers alone?
No: they must be combined with a high-visibility jacket or vest.
