EN 465:1995
Protective clothing. Protection against liquid chemicals. Performance requirements for chemical protective clothing with spray-tight connections between different parts of the clothing (type 4 equipment)

EN 471: High-visibility warning clothing
Norms: EN 471:2003 / EN 471:2003/A1:2007
Ensures the product meets requirements of high vis protection during the day, twilight and dark.

EN 342: Protection against cold
Norms: EN 342:2004 - Supersedes ENV 342:1998
Highlights the standard in which the garment can withstand the cold. EN342 is the minimum standard protective clothing must have to provide protection against temperatures of lower then -5°C. Great for early starts or working outside

EN 343: Protection against rain
Norms: EN 343:2003 / EN 343:2003/A1:2007 - Supersedes ENV 343:1998
Informs the consumer of the clothing's ability to withstand the rain. This includes water penetration and vapor resistance to the material of the garment. Essential for British weather!

EN 1149: Electrostatic properties of protective clothing
Provides protection in explosive environments (ATEX) providing an outer fabric of antic-static material.. There are numerous standards within EN 1149 offering different levels of protection

EN ISO 14116: Protective clothing against limited flame spread materials
Supersedes EN 533:1997
Protects the user by limiting the spread of fire on the garment, this is only designed for users who may be exposed to brief, occasional contact with flames. This is not designed for those exposed to continued exposure to heat and flames such as welders and fire fighters.

EN ISO 11612: Protective clothing against heat and flame
Supersedes EN 531:1995
Previously known as EN 531, this ensure the garment provides protection from both heat and flames.