House painter coveralls

Are you looking for painter suits for your staff or yourself? Here are the key elements to help you make your decision: Comfort and fit For optimum all-day comfort, coveralls should be made from lightweight, breathable fabrics. Choose a model with an ergonomic cut that allows great freedom of movement, particularly around the shoulders and knees, areas that are o en put under strain when working at height or on your knees. Resistance and durability Painter's overalls have to withstand tough working conditions. The fabric must be strong enough to withstand the wear and tear of chemicals, paint splashes and rubbing against rough surfaces. Materials such as polycotton 210 to 245gr/m2 seem to be a good compromise for long life. Practicality and storage A functional suit should have several pockets, both for tools and for personal belongings. The pockets must be accessible and reinforced to ensure their strength. Some ALM suits are also equipped with special pockets for brushes and rollers. Safety standards It is essential to check that the suit complies with current safety standards. Some suits can be fitted with additional protection against the risks associated with certain chemicals or paint splashes. Don't hesitate to contact our sales department, who will work with our design office to find the model best suited to your business. Easy to maintain Finally, a good painter's suit must be easy to maintain. ALM models are designed for industrial washing at temperatures of over 60°C, while maintaining their quality and comfort. Take a look at our range of painter's overalls for professionals.