Tricorp Softshell ISO20471 Bicolor Jacket
Tricorp
Colour: Fluorescent orange/Green
Size: XS
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Description
The Softshell ISO20471 Bicolor is a certified safety jacket that combines high visibility with functional wearing comfort. Developed for professionals in road construction, civil engineering, and outdoor services where visibility is crucial. The softshell material is made of 100% polyester with a PU membrane and weighs 300 g/m². The fabric is water-repellent and breathable, keeping you protected from wind and light rain while wicking away moisture from within. The stretch material provides freedom of movement during physical work. The regular fit makes the jacket suitable for men and women. This safety jacket complies with EN ISO 20471:2013 class 2 and EN ISO 13688, with stitched reflective striping for optimal visibility in the dark and in bad weather. The detachable hood offers extra protection when needed. Practical details include the smartphone pocket and the extra storage pocket on the sleeve for small tools or a pen. The Softshell ISO20471 Bicolor is available in three color combinations: fluor orange/green, fluor orange/navy, and fluor yellow/navy. Available in sizes XS to 8XL. Washable at a maximum of 40°C with normal spinning.
Pros and cons
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EN ISO 20471:2013 Class 2 certified
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PU membrane
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water-repellent and breathable
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Stretch material for freedom of movement
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Stitched reflective striping
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Order & returns
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Specifications
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Article number
403007
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Outer fabric
100% polyester softshell with PU membrane · 300 g/m²
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Standard
EN ISO 20471 class 2
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Standard
EN ISO 13688
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Fit
Regular
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Sizes
XS to 8XL
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Washing instructions
Max. washing temperature 40 °C · normal spin cycle