Braving the Chill: The Ultimate Guide to Cold Protective Clothing

When exposed to cold weather, the human body undergoes several physiological changes to maintain its core temperature and adapt to the cold environment. Cooling causes discomfort and impairs physical and mental performance in various ways. Frostbite, hypothermia, and other cold-related injuries can arise from prolonged exposure to cold atmospheric conditions. This can be sudden or develop gradually in too-low temperatures when the applied control measures, such as protective clothing, are inadequate. Cold protective garments with thermal insulation properties help maintain body heat, reducing the risk of such injuries and ensuring worker well-being.