The new collection arrives as regulatory focus intensifies on the necessity of properly fitting equipment. OSHA standards emphasize that PPE performs optimally only when sizing is precise, as ill-fitting gear can restrict mobility and increase workplace hazards. By introducing these items, RefrigiWear aims to provide mixed-gender crews with consistent protection, visibility, and professional aesthetics without compromising on durability or temperature performance.
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RefrigiWear Launches Women-Specific PPE Line at NAATSHO Conference
Safety gear often fails when it is merely resized from men's patterns, creating hazards through poor fit. RefrigiWear is addressing this gap at the North American Association of Transportation Safety & Health Officials conference in Chattanooga, where the manufacturer is debuting seven new insulated workwear styles engineered specifically for women.
Leigh Stadelmeier, Vice President of B2B Outdoor Sales at RefrigiWear, noted that the design team prioritized specific feedback from women in the field to ensure the gear meets the demands of transportation, construction, and industrial roles. The lineup includes high-visibility softshell jackets and bib overalls rated for temperatures as low as -20°F, all adhering to ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 safety standards. These garments feature technical improvements such as heat-reflective linings, abrasion-resistant knee patches, and specialized suspender systems designed to accommodate female ergonomics. Attendees at the NAATSHO event can examine the full range at the company's exhibition booth.
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