Hi Vis Coveralls & Overalls for Construction and Industrial Work
Hi vis coveralls — also widely searched as hi vis overalls, hi vis boiler suits or hi vis dungarees — give full-body visibility and protection in one garment. They're popular among airport staff, warehouse security teams, road mechanics and crane drivers, as they keep workers fully covered while staying visible around vehicles and machinery.
Tiger Supplies lists hi vis coveralls and overalls for UK businesses, contractors and procurement teams, including flame retardant, waterproof and rail-spec styles from trusted brands such as Portwest and Pulsar. Use this category to compare types, classes and specifications before building a practical PPE order.
Popular Hi Vis Coveralls From Our Range
Types of Hi Vis Coveralls Available
Understanding hi vis coverall types helps you buy the right product for the job. Our hi vis coveralls and hi vis overalls are built for different hazards and site conditions. Check the individual product specification for exact fabric and certification details before purchasing. The most common types used on UK sites are:
- Flame retardant coveralls — protect against contact heat, welding and molten metal splash
- Waterproof coveralls — treated fabric with taped seams to stop water penetration
- Weatherproof coveralls — water and wind-resistant finish built to withstand heavier rain and storms
- Anti-static coveralls — prevent a build-up of static charge for sensitive environments
- Eco-friendly coveralls — made from recycled materials under our Project Kaiyo sustainability initiative, helping businesses reduce plastic consumption
- Rail-spec coveralls — orange overalls certified to RIS-3279-TOM for lineside and railway work
What Features Should You Look For in a Hi Vis Coverall?
Many of our hi vis coveralls include practical features worth checking against your team's needs before ordering:
- Thermal insulation for cold-weather site work
- Adjustable cuffs for a secure, snug fit
- Knee pad pockets for kneeling protection
- ID and mobile phone pockets for storage
- Pack-away hood for changeable weather
- Elasticated waist for all-day comfort
- Triple-stitched seams for extra durability
- Zipped ankles to fit over work boots
How To Choose The Right Hi Vis Coverall For Your Business in the UK?
Before buying online, check the EN ISO 20471 class, fabric type, fastening style and whether workers need flame retardant, waterproof or anti-static protection. Do not choose by colour or price alone. Rail and lineside workers should confirm RIS-3279-TOM compliance and orange colouring rather than relying on general hi-vis certification. For a full breakdown of visibility classes and how to check compliance, read our EN ISO 20471 hi-vis clothing guide.
EN ISO 20471 Classes for Hi Vis Coveralls
Our coveralls conform to EN ISO 20471, which sets the minimum amount of reflective and fluorescent material a garment needs for each visibility class. Check the individual product specification for the exact class before ordering for higher-risk roles.
- Class 1 coveralls — the minimal level of visibility, suited to low-risk areas with no significant vehicle or machinery movement
- Class 2 coveralls — a medium level of visibility, recommended for heavier traffic areas and busier site conditions
- Class 3 coveralls — the highest level of visibility, required for high-risk areas including motorways and airports
Get all Hi Vis Clothing Under One Roof!
- Hi Vis Clothing: useful for comparing coveralls, jackets, bodywarmers, trousers and waistcoats in one PPE buying journey.
- Hi Vis Jackets: suitable for teams who prefer a separate jacket and trouser combination over a one-piece coverall.
- Hi Vis Trousers: useful for pairing with a jacket as a lower-body alternative to a full coverall.
- Ladies Hi Vis Clothing: supports better fit and comfort for female operatives.
- PPE: build a wider workplace order with head protection, gloves, footwear, eyewear and respiratory protection.
Why Businesses Choose Tiger Supplies For Hi Vis Coveralls?
Hi vis workwear buying should be simple, practical and easy to compare. Tiger Supplies supports UK businesses, construction teams, facilities managers, contractors and procurement buyers looking for reliable hi vis coveralls and overalls from trusted brands such as Portwest and Pulsar. Use this page when you need hi vis coveralls, hi vis overalls, hi vis boiler suits or hi vis dungarees to complete a wider PPE order.
Our range covers flame retardant coveralls, waterproof coveralls, anti-static coveralls and rail-spec hi vis overalls, alongside recycled options under our Project Kaiyo initiative, for construction, utilities and industrial teams. We also supply the wider Hi Vis Clothing range to complete your order in one place. If you need personalised hi vis coveralls printed with your company logo or branding, contact our team to discuss your requirements. Tiger Supplies supports bulk orders for contractors, site managers and procurement teams across the UK.
FAQs about Hi Vis Coveralls & Overalls
What is the British term for coveralls?
In the UK, coveralls are also commonly called overalls or boiler suits. All three terms describe the same one-piece, full-body garment, so you'll find the same range here whichever term you search for.
What's the difference between a hi vis coverall and a bib and brace?
A hi vis coverall is a one-piece, full-body garment with sleeves, offering complete coverage in one item. A hi vis bib and brace is dungaree-style, with shoulder straps over a separate top or jacket, giving more flexibility to remove a layer without removing the whole garment. Choose a coverall for maximum coverage, or a bib and brace for adaptable layering across changing site conditions.
Are hi vis coveralls flame retardant?
Not all of them — flame retardant protection is a specific feature, not a standard part of every coverall. Check the product specification for flame retardant, anti-static or welding-splash protection before ordering for hazardous work.
What class of hi vis coverall do I need?
It depends on the risk level of the work area. Class 1 suits low-risk areas, Class 2 suits busier traffic areas, and Class 3 is required for high-risk environments such as motorways and airports. Always confirm the required class with your site risk assessment.
Are hi vis coveralls waterproof?
Some are, but not all. Waterproof and weatherproof coveralls use treated fabric and taped seams to resist rain and wind. Check the individual product specification if waterproofing is essential for your team's work.
Can I get hi vis coveralls for railway work?
Yes. Our range includes orange, rail-spec coveralls certified to RIS-3279-TOM for lineside and railway environments. Always confirm rail-specific certification rather than relying on general hi-vis compliance for railway work.
Do you offer women's hi vis coveralls?
Yes, see our Ladies Hi Vis Clothing range for a better fit designed for female operatives.
Are hi vis coveralls machine washable?
Most are machine washable, but wash instructions vary by fabric, lining and flame retardant treatment. Always check the care label, as exceeding the manufacturer's wash limit can reduce the performance of reflective tape and flame retardant fabric.