WH240 Polar Fleece Jacket Red Navy Two Tone | Work Jackets

Description

The WH240 is a two-tone polar fleece jacket for teams that have to look like a team through a full winter. Red body, navy panels on the shoulders and sides, full nylon zip, stand collar. It is built for property management, facilities crews, delivery fleets, food production and maintenance contractors — the buyers who need a winter jacket that survives daily wear and still reads as a uniform in front of a customer.

What does "cold proof" mean on a fleece jacket?

It means the garment holds warmth in cool-to-cold conditions — not that it carries a temperature rating. Fleece insulates by trapping air in its pile, and it keeps insulating when it gets damp, which is where a coated shell behaves differently. How cold a jacket actually handles depends on fabric weight and on what you wear under it, so we quote the gsm with the price rather than advertise a number we have not tested to. If your crews work below freezing or stand still for long shifts, this jacket is the mid-layer, and a shell goes over it. If they move constantly in 5 to 15°C, it is the outer layer and nothing else is needed.

Why the navy panels sit where they do ?

The navy is not decoration. It runs across the shoulders, down the upper sleeves and along the side panels — the three zones where a work jacket abrades and stains first: shoulder straps, door frames, vehicle seats, loading edges. Putting the dark fabric there means the red body, which is what people actually see at conversation distance, stays presentable for the life of the jacket. This is also why a two-tone jacket outlasts a single-colour one in appearance terms: the damage happens on the panel that can hide it.

There is a second reason, and it is a procurement one. A two-tone cut lets one style serve several teams. A facilities company can run red/navy for site staff and navy/red for supervisors without opening a second product line, and a distributor can hold one style across depots while keeping team colours distinct. Both colours are the same fleece, dyed to match — weight, hand feel and shrinkage are identical across panels, so the jacket washes evenly and does not pucker at the seam.

Who this jacket suits — and who it does not ?

It suits uniform programmes, promotional outerwear, staff winter kits, and any buyer who needs a warm layer that photographs well and takes a logo cleanly. It is not a high-visibility garment: there is no retroreflective tape and no EN ISO 20471 rating, so it is the wrong product for roadside, rail, airport apron or any site where the safety plan specifies hi-vis. It is also not a rain jacket — fleece is breathable, not waterproof. And for heavy abrasion trades such as welding or foundry work, a different fabric family is the right answer. Saying this plainly saves both sides a sample round.

• Two-tone polar fleece: red body, navy shoulder and side panels
• Full nylon zip with stand collar
• Zipped vertical chest pocket for phone, pass or keys
• Machine washable, fast drying, no coating to peel
• Embroidery, screen print or rubber label branding

Specifications

Quick Detail

Two-Tone Polar Fleece Jacket, Mens Fleece Work Jacket, Cold Proof Fleece Jacket
Property Management, Facilities Maintenance, Delivery Fleets, Food Production, Corporate Uniforms

Applications

• Property management and concierge teams — a uniform that reads as professional at the lobby desk and holds warmth on a night patrol.
• Facilities and building maintenance — navy panels absorb the abrasion of plant rooms, ladders and service corridors.
• Delivery and last-mile fleets — light enough to drive in, warm enough for the walk to the door, and consistent across depots.
• Food production and cold-chain packing — fleece stays soft at chilled temperatures, and the smooth face does not shed fibres onto product.
• Corporate uniform and staff gifting — colour blocking gives a logo contrast that flat stock colours cannot.
• Promotional and retail programmes — a jacket recipients keep wearing after the campaign, which is the point of the branding spend.

Competitive Advantage

• Panel placement that solves wear — navy sits on the abrasion zones, so the visible red body stays presentable far longer than a single-colour jacket.
• OEM SERVICE — fabric weight, colourway, size grading, branding method and packing built to your specification.
• FREE SAMPLE — a pre-production sample is issued for approval in your sizes, with your logo, before bulk.
• QUICK DELIVERY — about two weeks for sampling, 60 days for bulk from PP sample approval and deposit.
• Branding that reads at distance — embroidery is placed where thread-to-fleece contrast is highest, and stitch density is set for fleece so the logo does not sink into the pile.
• Dye-lot matching across phases — split deliveries are matched to the original lot, so a second shipment is the same red as the first.

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