jobman garment washingAll JOBMAN garments are tested and wash-labelled. If you follow the labelling, the garment will stay new-looking for much longer, Always sort by wash temperature and colour first. If a garment is marked “Wash separately”, this means it will colour other garments. This is because garments have a certain amount of excess dye. All dyed garments should be machine washed at the highest possible temperature for the quality.

Prewashing
With today's modern detergents there's often no need for prewashing. If there are stubborn spots on the garment, it is better instead to use a spray-on spot remover before washing.

Detergent
Always use colour detergent on coloured garments, and carefully follow the dosage instructions on the detergent packaging. Do not use detergents containing bleach (e.g. perborates, percarbonates, and sodium hypochlorite). Always use the correct detergent for the wash temperature stated on the garment washing instructions.

Drying
Drip or tumble dry? Almost all garments fare better with drip drying. Shake out the garment, straighten the seams out and hang it up. If you do tumble dry, be sure you do not totally dry out the garment. The majority of shrinkage and the worst wear in tumble drying take place when the garment is almost dry.

Washing Symbols
Your JOBMAN Workwear garments will have symbols on the tags that will guide you to the proper laundry procedures for that item. Here is a legend of these symbols.


Care Instructions

 

Normal machine wash at 30 degrees
30 °C (86 °F)

Wash at or below 30 °C (86 °F)

normal machine wash at 104 degrees Fahrenheit
40 °C (104 °F)

Wash at or below 40 °C (104 °F)

Normal machine wash at 140° Fahrenheit
60 °C (140 °F)

Wash at or below 60 °C (140 °F)

Normal machine wash at 185°F
85 °C (185 °F)

Wash at or below 85 °C (185 °F)

Bleach not allowed
Do not bleach

Bleach not allowed

Tumble at low temperature
Tumble at low temperature

Tumble drying (low temperature)

Do not tumble
Do not tumble

Do not tumble dry

Do not iron
Do not iron

Do not iron

Ironing. Maximum permissible temperature: 230 degrees Fahrenheit.
Iron at low temperature

Ironing. Maximum permissible temperature: 230 degrees Fahrenheit.

Ironing. Highest temperature allowed: 302 degrees Fahrenheit
Iron at medium temperature

Ironing. Highest temperature allowed: 302 degrees Fahrenheit

Ironing. Highest temperature allowed 392 degrees Fahrenheit
Iron at high temperature

Ironing. Highest temperature allowed 392 degrees Fahrenheit

Withstands no liquids stronger than perchlorethylene.
Withstands no liquids stronger than perchlorethylene

Withstands no liquids stronger than perchlorethylene.

Dry clean
Dry clean

Dry clean

Do not dry clean
Do not dry clean

Do not dry clean

Do Not Wash
Do Not Wash

Do Not Wash

Hand Wash
Hand Wash

Hand Wash

Do not use softener
Do not use softener

Do not use softener



Certifications

 

OEKO-TEX Standard 100
Oeko-Tex

Oeko-Tex is an internationally defined standard based on a voluntary commitment. To obtain the certification, the entire manufacturing process and all components of a garment must meet high human ecological requirements. Many of our garments are Oeko-Tex certified, which means it is a guarantee that the garments do not contain substances that could be harmful to the wearer upon skin contact.

EN 342
Protective clothing against cold

Clothing certified according to EN 342 gives the wearer protection against cold (= -5°C). Tests concern insulation and wind tightness. Certifications for the clothing set apply in combination with Jobman underwear and fleece jacket.

EN 343
Protective clothing against rain

All Jobman rain garments are certified according to the EU standard EN 343, which is the standard for bad weather.

Bionic Finish
BIONIC-FINISH® ECO

Besides imitating nature’s water-repellent structures, the BIONIC-FINISH® ECO also enables water repellence without containing fluorocarbon. This environmentally friendly solution does not release fluor-organic compounds into the atmosphere

 

EN ISO 20471
High-Vis Classifications

Garments are divided into classes depending on their visibility.Classification is mainly dependent on its conspicuity: the garment’s fluorescent area and retro-reflective surface.
Class 3: Highest class. The total fluorescent area must be at least 0.8 m² and the reflective strips 0.2 m2.
Class 2: The total fluorescent area must be at least 0.5 m² and the reflective strips 0.13 m².
Class 1: The lowest class. The total fluorescent area must be at least 0.14 m² and the reflective strips 0.1 m².

SS-EN 14404 2004 + A1 2010
Kneepads

Trousers with the symbol are certified according to EN 14404: 2004+A1: 2010 Type 2 Level 1 together with Jobman's knee pads 9943, 9944 and 9945.

Spun Dyed
Spun Dyed

Spun Dyed

EN ISO 11612 Class A1
Protection against heat and flame

100% flame retardant treated cotton. CE certified, tested and approved according to EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612. The certification means that the material and the design of the garment protect against edge ignition and flame spread, it does not melt. It also resists heat according to the testing standards which prevents burns.

 

SS-EN ISO 11611 2015
Protection when welding

100% flame retardant treated cotton. CE certified, tested and approved according to EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612. The certification means that the material and the design of the garment protect against edge ignition and flame spread, it does not melt. It also resists heat according to the testing standards which prevents burns.

 

Panels
Panels

The symbol shows that parts of the garment are made with 4-way stretch.


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